You’re in the elder caring woods….
You’re on a path through the elder caring woods: seek out a guide, notice the stars above, and hold hands.
:- Doug.
Archive for March 31st, 2012
Playing with boundaries
The government in Medicaid and similar programs must play within boundaries; families may play with boundaries.
:- Doug.
Changing the rules as we age….
We must change the rules of Elder Caring Law during the course of life, because we must keep in play life well lived and well completed.
:- Doug.
Footprints in the Windsm # 1236–You do not die at the end
Footprints in the Windsm # 1236
You do not die at the end of your story, but in the course of it.
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Eliminate boundaries, open horizons
The effect of Elder Caring Law is to eliminate boundaries to life and finance and health: to open new horizons of time, connection, and wholeness.
:- Doug.
Keep life and family in play
It is the purpose of Elder Caring Law to keep life and family in play.
:- Doug.
