About Me

Hello, my name is Suzanne Ingram and in this blog, you'll learn all about first aid and what you can do to help an injured person. Knowing first aid for various types of emergencies, such as broken bones, burns and allergy attacks, is very important. When I was a child, my dad collapsed in front of me while we were in a store. A stranger ran up to my dad and immediately began performing CPR, which saved my dad's life. Watching the stranger immediately jump into action to perform CPR on my dad made a huge impression on me. Ever since that day I've learned everything I could about first aid and what to do in a medical emergency situation. I hope that after you read my blog, you'll also know how to help others who are injured or having a medical crisis.

2020

Physical Therapy After Your Knee Replacement Surgery

As you are preparing for your upcoming knee replacement surgery, maybe you have attended classes that will help you better prepare for what is ahead of you. You were more than likely told that you would be walking the very day of your surgery, and that physical therapy would be started soon after, too. If you are wanting to know more about that physical therapy, you've come to the right place for information and for inspiration.

A Look At The Biggest Myths Associated With Chemotherapy Treatment For Breast Cancer

A breast cancer diagnosis is a scary thing to face, especially if you have misconceptions about the treatments that may be used to help you. No other treatment is associated with ongoing myths more than chemotherapy for breast cancer. Here is a look at some of the most common myths and the true facts you should know. Myth: Most women who have breast cancer will need chemotherapy. About 70 percent of people diagnosed with breast cancer do not have to undergo chemotherapy treatment.