Author Archives: dgermann
Long-Term Care: mysterious words and ways and….
Long-term care mixes the mysterious words and ways of medicine with the arcane rules and regulations of bureaucrat and insurance giant, and presents you with choices, the consequences of which you cannot yet see. Yet there are people in these … Continue reading
Work as inviting….
My work can be seen in terms of invite, free, call whole mmm. :- Doug.
Scouting paths
I will go on ahead and scout out some paths through your woods. :- Doug.
Cast your line into the water
I can be your guide, but you’ve got to cast your line into the water. :- Doug.
Law, technicalities and guessing
Law is not solely about the technicalities: it goes beyond to what works, what is apt to work, and where peoples’ hearts want to go. All life is guessing; we must work also with art and heart. :- Doug.
Heart and hearing
What I bring to my clients, to the law: sensitivity and caring: heart and hearing. These two things. :- Doug.
Getting through the long-term care woods
You can get to the other side of the woods by many paths: some have bogs and some briers and some are better trodden, but even the better worn still have precarious spots and some unfriendly critters here and there. … Continue reading
Before we part….
Make our next appointment before we part. :- Doug.
What we shouldn’t tell our grandchildren
We shouldn’t tell our grandchildren that they have a lifetime in front of them. Don’t sugar coat. They have a few short years and had better choose wisely and get to work quickly and effectively. :- Doug.
The important thing
The important thing is that we converse. :- Doug.
Living well all the way through
Eldering is about living well all the way through. :- Doug.
Write a gift book:
Write a gift book: something to give your best to the world. :- Doug.
On probate and lawyers:
On probate and lawyers: Accept the assistance of another human being who seeks to ease the way for you. Muzzle not the ox who tramples grain for you—pay him or her for helping. Do not expect something for nothing—of such … Continue reading
Still living at your age?
We are still living at this age not because there is something for us to do; rather there is to love more opportunity given us. :- Doug.