Category Archives: Emergency/Crisis Medical
Is tells us Do
Is tells us Do Emergency! How do you make the best decisions for your loved one in a medical emergency? You need to converse. The conversation’s words do not give a recipe for what to do; we cannot cover every … Continue reading
It’s an emergency:
It’s an emergency: A nursing home administrator calls. The husband of a resident is demanding to take his wife home. The problem is that she needs 24-hour supervision because of her dementia. The problem is that the husband is soon … Continue reading
New taxes on the fragile elderly?
No new taxes—on whom? You say we are taxed enough already; you will stand for no new taxes. But the reduction of help to the fragile elderly, or the helpless infant, or others like them who have no where else … Continue reading
Starting the conversation
Viki Kind, one of my favorite authors has a suggestion new on my list of ways to get the conversation started with Grandma, the conversation about emergency medical and end of life decisions. It really is simple and straightforward: Get … Continue reading
Inventory of Personal Information
A local home care agency, Senior1Care, is offering a good inventory of personal information. It is a way to gather a lot of info that will make much easier the job of providing health care for you, as well as … Continue reading
I am about conversations to make better emergency medical decisions.
I am about conversations to make better emergency medical decisions. :- Doug.
You don’t need a Living Will….
You don’t need a Living Will, you need the conversation. :- Doug.
Quick, get me to a TV show!
Quick, get me to a TV show! Since the TV patients who get CPR survive 67% of the time, and those in the hospital only 6.5 to 15%, and the ones on TV recover fully, then if I need CPR, … Continue reading