Mariela Corella
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Assisted Living vs. In-Home Care for Seniors
Choosing the best type of living situation for your loved one is a decision that should involve both parties, if possible. Talk with your loved one about how they prefer to live, either in their home or at an assisted living home with other people. Consider any medical treatment they need and how much help they need on a day to day basis, if they have a cognitive impairment, and if they have enough mobility to live on their own or not. Think about the costs of each arrangement and thoroughly investigate the staff that will be taking care of your loved one. Look for reviews and comments from other people who have used these services. Making an informed decision that is the best for both parties is important to prevent any unfortunate elderly abuse or accidents.
By Mariela Corella4 years ago in Longevity
Rules Truck Drivers Have to Follow
Truck drivers need to abide by strict regulations called Hours of Service regulations. These rules were created to monitor and control the number of consecutive hours a driver is on the road. They are in place to prevent truck drivers from driving too tired and causing an accident and they also prevent carriers from forcing extremely long working hours on their employees.
By Mariela Corella4 years ago in Wheel
8 Allergies You’ve Never Heard Of
We are all familiar with common allergies such as peanut allergy that can be life threatening or allergies to dust and pollen which make us sneeze uncontrollably and annoy our coworkers. But there are other rarer types of allergies, some of which can make people’s everyday lives very uncomfortable. These are some odd products, ingredients and substances that people may be allergic to.
By Mariela Corella4 years ago in Longevity
5 Questions We’ve All Had on an Airplane
What happens if there’s an accident and I’m sitting on the emergency exit row? Sitting on the emergency exit row comes with its advantages and responsibilities. You will have more leg room to travel comfortably, but you will also be responsible for opening the emergency exits if needed. Some people don’t take this responsibility seriously, if they fail to open the exits on time, they risk their own lives and others on the plane. Airplane accident attorneys, Panish, Shea & Boyle, explain that if a lawsuit is filed after a plane accident, and you are found to be negligent of your duties as an emergency exit seat occupant, then you may be liable for the injuries your negligence caused others. Be mindful of the responsibility of seating in the emergency exit, if you feel like you aren’t able act in case of an emergency, ask the flight attendant if you can change your seat. Consider these responsibilities before booking a flight on the emergency exit row.
By Mariela Corella4 years ago in Wander
Road Rage and Its Consequences
It has happened to most of us, you’re driving and suddenly someone cuts you off, you get frustrated and angry and signal an offensive hand gesture at the other driver. We’ve all experienced that emotion of rage while driving, but road rage is something that could lead to serious car accidents or, if a person can’t control their emotions, has led to some fatal incidents.
By Mariela Corella4 years ago in Wheel
Common Myths About Breast Implants
Breast implants are one of the most common plastic surgeries. According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, there were 313,735 breast augmentation surgeries in the United States in 2018. As more people look to alter their appearance to reach the ideal beauty standard, misinformation about the procedures is also spread. Misconceptions about a plastic surgery procedure can affect your expectations of the results, which is why it’s important to consult with an accredited plastic surgeon before making the decision to go under the knife.
By Mariela Corella5 years ago in Blush
Tips for Traveling on Your Own
Traveling by yourself can be an unforgettable experience. It can give you a sense of self-sufficiency, as you may be faced with challenges that you have to solve on your own in a strange land. All of this can be incredibly satisfying and transform you into a better person. With that being said, traveling alone can come with its ups and downs and can be dangerous in certain situations.
By Mariela Corella5 years ago in Wander
7 Tips to Stop Hating Your Commute
Almost every person you meet that has a long commute will tell you that they hate it. People mostly complain about living far away from their office, traffic jams, about having to wake up extra early or getting home late. Commuting has also been correlated to an increased risk of obesity, neck and back pain, stress, sleeping disorders and other health problems. What most people don’t realize is that they can use this time to do things they enjoy. Here are some tips to make your commute better.
By Mariela Corella5 years ago in Journal
Work Benefits That Millennials Truly Value
Young employees now care about other things besides a 401k and traditional employee benefits. They are looking for an employer who goes above and beyond and who understands that their lifestyle and goals are not the same as they were for older generations, such as baby boomers.
By Mariela Corella5 years ago in Journal