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Hospital Nanny Diary

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Image from PIXABAY This is why nursing or medicine never appealed to me - lack of patience for a patient (oh what pun!).

Responding to Stroke | The First Few Days

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This is an account of what our family experienced this week. I'm hoping our experience will provide insights to people caring for senior or near-senior family members. If your parents are already taking maintenance meds for either hypertension or diabetes, be alert for the signs of a stroke attack. image from PIXABAY This is the story of Tatay's first stroke attack.

My De’Longhi Christmas Wishlist

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Married life has made me realize the joy of cooking. We've always thought that we can survive in "lutong ulam" (cooked food from canteens and peddlers) . It is very convenient, a little cheaper than cooking our own meals, but we always look for that  "lutong bahay" (home-cooked) taste. Who wouldn't? Anyone who has ever grown up to their parents' cooking will. Last month, I had a terrible flu. My husband cooked chicken soup for me. He could have bought ready-made soup from a canteen nearby. Cooking the soup at home took more money and time to make, but I really appreciate the gesture. Done with my chicken sopas. #breakfast #sopas A photo posted by Roy Emanuell Pajela (@roypajela) on Nov 18, 2016 at 3:24pm PST A home-cooked meal will always taste better than a store-bought meal because of all the love that goes with cooking it!

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