Category Archives: Long-Term Care and nursing homes
Do the patriotic thing
Do the patriotic thing—get vaccinated against covid—and fears. :- Doug.
Do you maintain
What are you doing to maintain— Generations yet to come? Generations gone on ahead? Generations walking alongside you? Beings not at all like you ancestoring you? :- Doug.
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Personal Hugging Equipment!
Let’s invent Personal Hugging Equipment! :- Doug.
Dad to be?
Who is Dad to be, now? Who this family? Is it now, or next? Or past? :- Doug.
My mind is broken
My mind is broken But my heart beats true :- Doug.
Do healthy
Do healthy. Keep loving. Reflect. :- Doug.
How rank these?
How do you rank: optimal living; health; money? For Mom? For you? :- Doug.
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No two clients
No two clients are ever the same; no two clients’ projects are ever the same: so we have no standard fees. :- Doug.
Our Why
People making life-changing decisions are our Why. :- Doug.
Worthy challenges
Life is worth its challenges. :- Doug.
Garden for flourishing
Our work is to create better conditions for life. We are gardeners making an environment for flourishing. :- Doug.
Safely home
We meet families in crisis and guide them safely home. :- Doug.
Hear the lessons
Hence, a lot of thinking about what that transformation might be. My clients can guide me, ought to be the guides. But we can do more, much more for them, than simply the technical grunt work of the Medicaid application. … Continue reading