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New capacities
In elderhood new capacities To do yes and mainly to be Something beyond these :- Doug.
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What kind of elder?
What kind of elder might you be and do for the grandchildren? :- Doug.
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Never elders
There never yet was a thing such as the elderhood that is needed now to bring forth the 300 year elders. :- Doug.
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Aging danger
Aging like thinking is dangerous: safe return doubtful. :- Doug.
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Hope for dementia?
How might you look forward to an elderhood that could include your own dementia? :- Doug.
Sacred elders
The essential sacredness of the elders is most present in the most frail. How is this true? :- Doug.
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Take your elder home
Take your elder home: visit the old places, even if you cannot enter. Seek entry risking being turned away: you may be welcomed. For sure it will be a meeting of a new circumstance worth telling. :- Doug.
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Elderhood look?
What ought elderhood look like if it is to be For the Grandchildren? :- Doug.
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Tell generativity?
What is the new story we must tell of humanity and its generativity? :- Doug.
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Frail strength?
What can we learn from the most forgetful of us all? What is the lasting strength of the frailest of us all? :- Doug.
Grandchildren care space?
Do you give your grandchildren space to give you caring? :- Doug.
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Less worse?
Are we making aging less worse Or improving living? :- Doug.
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O elders teach
O elders teach us new ways of seeing dreaming hearing acting togethering :- Doug.
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Give you caring?
Do you give your clients opportunity to give you caring? :- Doug.
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Caring companioning
Caring is companioning Care is strangers doing for strangers So are you sharing your with? :- Doug.
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