George Louw

George Louw

Ida’s Corner is a regular column by George Louw, who qualified as a medical doctor, but, due to a progressing spastic paralysis, chose a career in health administration. The column is named after Ida Hlongwa, who worked as caregiver for Ari Seirlis for 20 years. Her charm, smile, commitment, quality care and sacrifice set the bar incredibly high for the caregiving fraternity. email: yorslo@icloud.com
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Celebrating power caregivers

There are certain skills that turn spouses, parents, family members and friends…

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Combating Obesity

From loss of mobility and independence to co-morbidities, obesity can severely impact…

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Warrior with a difference

What first seemed like a disadvantage that would prevent Douglas Bader from…

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Tackling our loss of normal

Ageing with a disability is not for sissies, but being proactive can…

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Mother of the Disability Rights Movement

Continuing his series on exceptional wheelchair-liberated persons in history, George Louw explores…

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Exceptional wheelchair-liberated persons in history

George Louw explores the life of Mary Verghese who achieved excellence despite…

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Hospital Admission Challenges and SCI

Ensuring good care during a hospital visit can be a challenge for…

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When expediency drives support

There are many people and organisations in need. To standout and receive…

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Overcoming hardship

A tale of the courage, resilience and love of life that helped…

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