Archive for February 11th, 2011

No elder’s family has ever been exactly here

No one has ever been exactly where your family finds itself now, so you’ll have to invent your response. Together.

:- Doug.

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Rhythm and elder caring

Could it be that what we are about in elder caring lawyering is finding a rhythm? I see rhythms: those who are here for Just the facts, sir, or Write me up a trust (staccato); and those who are here as part of a family working out what works best for Mom and Dad and the family (slower, more intricately interwoven, pulsating, Mozart or Bach).

:- Doug.

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Why Elder Caring?

Why Elder Caring Lawyering? For me, the word caring shows action and engagement of everyone touched: friends, family, the elder him or herself. Care, on the other hand makes the elder an object of attention, passive recipient: an It. The elder is my client, the one with whom I must maintain as normal a relationship as possible. That means we each give and participate.

:- Doug.

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With Alzheimer’s the call

With Alzheimer’s, the call for separation and individualism is gone; our task now is to intertwine the sprouts and roots of family.

:- Doug.

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