Tuesday, January 21, 2020

Medical Alert Devices for Elderly



It is a fact of life that as one grows older; one is not physically as strong anymore. The elderly may not be as well synchronized in their movements like before. The risk of slipping or falling is one of the leading reasons that seniors above the age of 65 visit the emergency room. With them living alone, the risk factor can increase. Just a single slip can have terrible consequences, and the faster they can get help, the better.



Medical technology has brought changes to our world and played an important role in improving the health of people by the development of medical devices and equipment. Introducing medical alert devices such as Lifefone to elderly homes enlightens medication. It’s a prefect preventative health care measure for anyone who lives alone, prone to falling, dealing with health issues or emergencies. Also, another purpose is to provide aging people the right of being safe in their own homes, for many more years, instead of nursing homes.
Homes with no medical alert devices have shown elderly with increased struggling and discomfort when home alone. (As it's shown in the figure below) compares two homes of elderlies one without Lifefone device and the other with.
The elderly in the first may acquire injuries that could lead to fatal bleeding, which result in increased death in elderly above the age of 75 because of the difficulty the may face in calling for help while the other one can only push a button. A paramedic can be sent to provide medical assistance and protect your beloved ones. (Stein, 2010)

Lifefone has a positive influence and improvement on medical issues. It provides the elderlies with services to protect them for those times you can’t be there, saves a lot of lives and allows elderlies to live alone safely with no worries.

·        Stein,L. (2010, November 11). Medical Alert Devices to the Rescue. Retrieved July 8, 2018 from https://www.aarp.org



Saturday, January 4, 2020

๐Ÿ“My starting point

Can I consider Azhar AlBekaa as my starting point?
It’s the spot where I graduated and standed for the 1st time in front of students๐Ÿ™ˆ I’ll never forget that feeling in grade 9 class ! I was asked to explain system of 2 equations 2 unknowns. My happiness was unlimited but my heart was racing ๐Ÿ˜… The 1st time is always the hardest, but the unforgettable! How will I begin? How to stand? Where to look? How to deal with students? How to manage my time? I had many questions with no answers... The moment I saluted and started my period, fear started to vanish. I’m more confident, energetic, excited, motivated and glad. Is it because teaching math is my passion or it’s teachers‘ feelings?!Time flew smoothly with a lot of participation, smiles and a comfortable climate for my students and me. I asked for a pic with the sweetest girls to save the moment, but what I didn’t know is that such moments stay with us forever. Our 1st try with its errors & worries is just a reminder of how we were and how we are now. 2020 is a start of an amazing journey that will leave my fingerprint in the world of maths forever. I know it’s a long journey to finally reach huge achievements, inspire generations and make a difference to so many students, but I’ll never give up “I don’t know it all and no one does or ever will but I’m still growing and adding to my knowledge, skills and effectivenesses“






➡️ Toward skillful teacher ๐Ÿ’œ