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National Association for Continence, Executive Director
I'm Nancy Muller, Executive Director of the National
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Monday, June 08, 2009
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At NAFC, we remain perennially concerned about home safety for the elderly, particularly with regards to the risk factors for falling and their consequences.
Always on the lookout for advice to pass along, I recently came across a home safety "checklist" that I'd like to share from Pamalyn Kea...
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Watch Out for Your Kids – Tyson’s Tragedy
Alecu
Thursday, June 25, 2009 at 07:10 AM
I think we should be careful with out kids too. I have read on Project Weight Loss some tips regarding our children's safety. Laundry room may be a dangerous place too. Colorful detergent boxes and noisy appliances attract children, so I don't let any supply sitting out on the dryer or washer. Usually I dispose empty containers in the outdoor trash and wipe up any residue after use. Talking about clothes, best time to iron is when children sleep.
I think we should be careful with out kids too. I have read on Project Weight Loss some tips regarding our children's safety. Laundry room may be a dangerous place too. Colorful detergent boxes and noisy appliances attract children, so I don't let any supply sitting out on the dryer or washer. Usually I dispose empty containers in the outdoor trash and wipe up any residue after use. Talking about clothes, best time to iron is when children sleep.