Category Archives: Professional Caregivers
In illness we are stuck
In illness we as visitor, as sufferer, are stuck in the pain and againstness. How might we free ourselves? The very how might be in the act of traveling elsewhere. Yesterday always fades in today’s new thing. :- Doug.
Responsibility for their own caring
Elders take responsibility, not for outcomes, rather for their own caring for the children, for the others. :- Doug.
Inciting a decent society
If we intend to be human we ought to open to hearing what is difficult to hear. Do we have the imagination to take into ourselves the experiences of another? Is this something an elder can learn for the rest … Continue reading
To sing his or her life
Here’s an elder in a nursing home, or here’s one with dementia: What could it mean to hear this one encouraged to tell or sing his or her life? :- Doug.
Can it be fulfilling?
Can living with a nursing home be fulfilling? :- Doug.
What has your life taught you?
What has your life taught you about caring for another and about accepting care? Whom have you met and what have they taught you about being an elder, about the role of the elder in the family and community? :- … Continue reading
Look for one who has a heart….
Look for a lawyer who has a heart, cares, hears you, opens herself or himself to you, takes time with you, protects you. :- Doug.
grace in being cared for
A giving in receiving grace in being cared for: our presence softly :- Doug.
The questions
I bring the questions. :- Doug.
I work for nice people
I work for nice people. Nice people are caring. That’s why I get to call myself an elder caring attorney. :- Doug.
When you think they may not
I help people get on Medicaid, even when you think they may not qualify. :- Doug.
Care is from corporate
Care is from corporate Caring is from the heart :- Doug.