By sylvia55 September 24, 2016
I was amazed at all the services that were provided to me. They ran errands, cleaned my bathrooms and helped me register online so i can pay all my bills! This is what i call one stop service! ...read more
By dottydancer September 01, 2016
Twice I've used this service, was as good if not better than the first. It's nice knowing there's a business that truly has my interest at heart. Thank you Sheila ...read more
By sscheumanncoxnet January 20, 2015
My wife complete wreck after medical transport from UofA Medical Center and the B&B owner does not care. If I could give negative stars, I would. Beforehand, I told the driver and assistant that my wife was in pain and anxious about the trip – the assistant talked to her kids/boyfriend and ignored my wife, while the driver did not slow down when my wife said she was in pain (bumpy ride; asked to slow to 70 on I-10, but would not). I think the driver was speeding as he beat me to the destination medical facility and he said he had been going since 6AM – he started transporting my wife around 1630; not safe. The next day I called the dispatcher and explained what happened, and then asked the dispatcher to request the owner call me. She has not to date and it has been three days. ...read more
Urinary incontinence (UI) is a very common problem. Although it is often associated with aging, it can strike anyone in any age group. UI goes undertreated because many people are embarrassed to talk to their doctors about their problems with bladder leakage. However, you don’t have to simply live with the effects of incontinence. There are many comfortable incontinence products available that will allow you to get back into the world with confidence. Find out about the causes of incontinence and your protection options on our “About Us” page on ourwww.personallydelivered.comwebsite. Or click here:http://www.personallydelivered.com/aboutus.asp Don’t let your loved ones suffer in silence with incontinence. Share this important information with your friends and family. ...read more
By Personally Delivered, LLC July 22, 2013
How do polymer crystals work and why do they absorb so much water? HOW STUFF WORKS: How do polymer crystals work and why do they absorb so much water? (SEE "AFTER" PICTURE BELOW) Polymer crystals are one of those special items that are almost magical. Polymer crystals gel very similar to a gelatin dessert. One of their major uses is by the disposable diaper manufacturers, where they are referred to as super absorbent polymers. The polymers allow for thinner and lighter disposable diapers. Add water to the white crystalline flakes and they absorb many times their size in the polymeric gel that forms. One pound of the crystals holds about 50 gallons of water! The gel that forms swells by absorbing 30 grams of water for each gram of the crystals. The odorless crystals are shown below. Construction workers, bicyclists and motorcyclists may be seen wearing cloth headbands or wearing a cloth collar around their neck. The crystals are sewn into a pouch in the cloth. The cloth item is then soaked in water for several hours. A tiny handful will swell up to many times it size and provide moist evaporative cooling for the wearer. Florists also use polymer crystals as a dirt-free way to store water and to keep cut flowers fresh for a long time. It takes about 45 minutes to hydrate the typical headband or collar. Refrigeration ahead of time is not necessary, but it does help ex-tend the cooling time. The same polymer crystals can be rehydrated many times. The following picture shows how the same crystals appear (several hours later) after about an ounce of water was poured on the crystals: TAKEN FROM: HOW STUFF WORKS http://science.howstuffworks.com/dictionary/geology-terms/question581.htm ...read more
By Personally Delivered, LLC March 28, 2012
Diabetic Alert Dogs are trained to assist Type 1 Diabetics and Insulin Dependant Diabetics to manage their blood glucose levels. Dogs are taught to recognize both Low and High blood glucose levels and to alert their partners when levels are out of a safe range. This program is especially useful for those who are hypoglycemia unaware. Glycemic Detection DogsNot all people with diabetes have difficulty “feeling” their lows and highs during the day, however they may have the misfortune of missing the low blood glucose symptoms at night or while pre-occupied at home. A Glycemic Detection Dog is trained to wake their partner from sleep and alert to hypoglycemic events at home. Call or email for more a brochure or if you have any questions ...read more
By V's Cloud 9 K-9 Positive Dog Training August 04, 2011
There are a number of protections under state and federal law for individuals with disabilities. The ability to telework or telecommute can make it easier for those with disabilities to be productive members of the workforce. Increases in technology allow for high speed and VPN computer ac... ...read more
There are many career options in the social services field, each with unique duties to perform. If you want to be a nursing home social worker, be prepared to work with people directly, facilitate communication between parties and help handle crisis situations. ...read more