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- F. Cost of Care study: Nursing Homes, Assisted Living, Home Care Providers
- H. Elders' Bills of Rights (Please add any you find to be caring.)
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- MA: HHS CMS State Medicaid Manuals
- MA: Indiana's FSSA IHCPPM Manual
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Monthly Archives: November 2015
Peace with
Do we want peace with our life? :- Doug.
Posted in Aging, Eldering, Healing and Wholeness
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Old soul?
What is an old soul? What does yours look like? :- Doug.
Posted in Healing and Wholeness
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flush
In our later years, our lives flush before our eyes. :- Doug.
Posted in Aging, Eldering
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Ponder
What are good questions we can ask ourselves so we ponder our lives? :- Doug.
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Thinking slow thoughts
Thinking slow thoughts can be worthwhile. :- Doug.
Posted in Aging, Eldering
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Paddling a canoe
When paddling a canoe, a steady straight stroke is key for power and speed. A J stroke—changing paddle’s direction and even going backwards—is often more important: for steering, slowing, stopping, maybe a chance to pause and assess before shooting the … Continue reading
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Trust forms from the Internet seem simple
Trust forms from the Internet seem like just words on paper; moving them around seems like a thing anybody can do. They are as dangerous financially as it would be to download a set of instructions for do it yourself … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Trusts and Trusting
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Why do I like/not like trusts?
Trust documents are labyrinthine: hard to understand. Wills say give this. In a trust, the house takes two deeds; in probate only one, and sometimes none. In a trust, it takes opening two bank accounts; in probate often two, but … Continue reading
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Trusts are complex for complex situations
Trusts are complex for complex situations; Wills are the simple means for normal settings. :- Doug.
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