CO Surgical Center – Nasal Collection Instructional Video
Get Active - Begin A Walking Program
Beginning any type of exercise program can be daunting. Where do I start? How much do I do, and when do I know to try more? What if I overdo it? If you’re new to exercise or haven’t done much in a while, starting a walking program is a great place to start and allows you to continue implementing social distancing protocols.
Part 3: How to Garden Despite Aches and Pains - Planting and Tending
Discerning the type of garden that best suits your space and abilities was addressed in Part 1: “Preparation” by considering planting size, height and placement. Choosing the appropriate tools will largely facilitate the ease in which a garden can be planted and maintained. This was discussed in Part 2 “Tools for the Trade”. There are still a few more hacks to be considered to actually plant and care for the garden while protecting your body.
Part 2: How to Garden Despite Aches and Pains - Tools of the Trade
As with any project, to be safe and efficient the correct tool should be used for the job. Tools should always be kept clean and in good repair. When buying a new garden tool you need to consider cost and construction, balance, weight, grip and adaptability to your own body.
HHC: Treatments for Arthritis Pain – Irving
COI: Treatments for Neck and Arm Pain – Beiner
Part 1: How to Garden Despite Aches and Pains - Preparation
For those who garden, a plot of plants is more than a pleasing decoration or mere food supply. It provides exercise, therapy, nature, healthfulness, creativity, peace, spirituality and more. As we age or cope with disability, these benefits can become even more treasured. The “bad back”, the “bum knee” and the “stiff hands” test our temper and stamina. But with planning, patience and some creative modifications, we can still enjoy the garden!
HHC: Easing Back Pain – Girasole
