Sunday, January 11, 2009

Hand Warmers for Stroke Victims

My father had a stroke at age 75 but managed to live a relatively social and active life for several years with support from my mother, siblings, and friends. One of the issues stroke victims have to deal with, as did my dad, is that one hand would get very cold. A Maine Warmers' Hand Warmers helped keep his hand warm when he was inactive.

With Maine Warmers' microwave heating pads there is no worry of overheating as with conventional, Hand Warmers and Neck Warmers that can be wrapped around hands or feet. A variety of Comforting Creatures offer companionship with warmth and decorate a bed or chair when not in use.
Man using microwave hand warmers outside in winter
Maine Microwave Hand Warmers
electric heating pads. This is especially good for people who don't have much feeling in their hands and could get burned on an electric heating pad. Maine Warmers has a variety of

Diagnosis and treatment today have helped many people who have had strokes. Awareness and information on the Web help people recognize the signs of stroke earlier, thus preventing them and/or moderating the effects of them. The Mayo Clinic Web site offers information on strokes, symptoms, treatments, etc.


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