Category Archives: Professional Caregivers

Caring industry

We work in the caring industry. :- Doug.

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Conscious caring?

Ought caring be conscious? Or written on our hearts? Both? :- Doug.

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Futures of caring

I’m exploring the futures of caring. :- Doug.

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Nursing home robots?

What tasks in a nursing home could be taken over by algorithms and robots? :- Doug.

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Get over answers

Get over needing an answer. :- Doug.

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Involved helping

Get involved helping people. :- Doug.

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Non experts helping

I come here not as an expert. As a friend. I know some things. You know many more things. Let us share. Perhaps we can help one another. :- Doug.

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Wonderful tie

This may be a wonderful tie, but it’s not Superman’s cape. :- Doug.

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Depth elder caring

There is a depth to elder caring beyond simply helping get the right care and asking how we are doing with all this. It is opening to one another. That little door that opens out onto an endless field. What … Continue reading

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Glass of icy water is denied

A glass of icy water is denied people in the hospital. The touch of cold glass, the crystal clarity to look through. Sparkling in the sunlight! :- Doug.

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Choosing level of pain medication

I would like to choose my own level of pain medication at dying time—and level of consciousness. :- Doug.

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Do they comment?

Do they see really see their clients the ones under their protection do they comment to their clients over their lives and how they face them each? :- Doug.

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Move beyond the fact

Move Move beyond the fact to the Poetry :- Doug.

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A factory for boredom

If you work in a nursing home, take care you are not creating a factory for boredom, uselessness, and loneliness. :- Doug.

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A rich time

Caring for your elder can be a burden or a rich time together the better is up to you :- Doug.

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Effective for frail

How can we be effective advocates for frail elders? :- Doug.

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Nice doer

Be a nice doer. :- Doug.

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