Mary King

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Mary King - Daniel King

Mary King is the Topic Editor for both Caregiver Support and Home Management. She currently displays over 380 articles covering a variety of topics. She is also a caregiver advocate and has authored 5 teen-based novels. A versatile author of both fiction and non-fiction, Mary King's written work demonstrates exceptional knowledge and expertise in a variety of areas that include, but are not limited to, special needs parenting, physical medicine,home management, and rehabilitation, living with a disability, amateur photography, southern living, classical music, surviving teenagers, and coping with psychological disorders. She is a certified professional driver, has worked for the National Safety Council and Greyhound Lines, Inc.

Her motivating articles, as well as her stories, are intended to expand the reader's knowledge and understanding of everyday living experiences, whether it's how to survive living in a hurricane state, budgeting for a family, or planning a wheelchair-accessible home.

Mary lives in the United States where she grew up in Jacksonville, Florida. She began writing professionally ten years ago after working in two separate rehabilitation facilities. Currently, she has five published novels, one published short story, and a number of published magazine articles in addition to 370+ online articles. Her knowledge and experience stem from a lifetime of personal experience, in-depth research, volunteer work, involvement with family and friends that are disabled, and exposure to a variety of medical conditions through care-giving.

Mary King is a graduate of Jacksonville University (BS Psychology) and a single mother of five children. She currently resides in northwest Florida.

Latest Articles

National Plan to Address Alzheimer's Disease a Leap for All Ages
Advocates working to stop Alzheimer's won a huge victory with a federal plan to expand research, increase clinical trials and secure services for victims.
May 17, 2012 - Mary King
Caregiver Awareness of Gout in Older Adults
New caregivers may not recognize symptoms of gout or even know it exists. Is gout harmful? Is it treatable? What has caused an increase in gout cases?
May 17, 2012 - Mary King
Brain Exercises a Strong Defense in the Fight Against Alzheimer's
Stimulating the mind boosts self-esteem and might even make you feel younger. Research suggests that brain exercises may help delay or prevent Alzheimer's.
May 14, 2012 - Mary King
U.S. Travelers Advised to Take Precautions against Dengue Disease
The number of dengue cases in the U.S. may be four times greater than once estimated. Travelers to the tropics are strongly advised to take precautions.
May 10, 2012 - Mary King
Living Alone with Alzheimer's Poses Safety Issues
Early stage Alzheimer's patients living alone risk their own personal safety. Restricting certain activities doesn't reduce the risks to neighbors.
May 8, 2012 - Mary King
Victims Lose Money, Risk Identity Theft in Rental Property Scams
Moving into a rental home? Check out the property owner first. Rental property scams cost victims thousands of dollars and can result in identity theft.
May 7, 2012 - Mary King
A Caregiver's List of Places Where Seniors Can Make Friends
Are you caring for an older person who's interested in meeting new people for friendships? Experienced caregivers suggest places to meet potential friends.
Apr 28, 2012 - Mary King
Bed Makeover Ideas Start with Mattress Cleaning Tips
Begin your bed makeover with a clean mattress and fresh linens. Indulge in luxury, or sleep easy with bed makeover ideas that fit most any style & budget.
Apr 24, 2012 - Mary King
Questions to Ask Before Starting a DIY Home Improvement Project
What questions should you ask before starting a do-it-yourself home improvement project? Use the guidelines below to start a DIY project the right way.
Mar 31, 2012 - Mary King
Caregiver Planning Helps Seniors Prepare for a Hospital Stay
A family caregiver can help ease the trip to a hospital for an aging parent or other relative. Use these preparations to reduce patient stress and anxiety.
Mar 18, 2012 - Mary King