Education, Musings, Personal Experiences and Reflections, Planning
Several years ago when I lived in Tampa, I often received calls from local financial planners offering to take me out to lunch. Now I was well aware, this was a tactic, wine and dine me, and then like most men, wildly disappoint me with an underwhelming pitch for...
Alternative Burial, Education, End of Life Care, Inspirational, Musings, Personal Experiences and Reflections, Uncategorized
“The world has changed. I feel it in the water. I feel it in the earth. I smell it in the air. Much that once was is lost. For none now live who remember it.” ~J.R.R. Tolkein Lord of the Rings I’ve found myself several times in recent months among other...
Education, Nurse's Corner
Welcome to the Nurse’s Corner! This is a new category in this blog that I’m hoping draws some interest. Here I’ll share experiences, tips, tricks and ideas for those that are nurses, caregivers, inquisitive family members, patients or just someone...
Education, End of Life Care, Legal Paperwork
“It Always Seems Too Early, Until It’s Too Late.” Local Critical Care Nurses to Sponsor National Healthcare Decisions Day Portland, Maine – The Southern Maine Chapter of the American Association of Critical-Care Nurses (AACN), along with other national,...
Education, End of Life Care, Inspirational
I sit and I listen to the nurses and the therapists, and they say to her time and time again, “don’t give up”. She wants to please them, she doesn’t want to be a bother, she doesn’t want to be a “wimp”. So she fights with the...
Education, End of Life Care, Legal Paperwork
If you sit down to do a jig saw puzzle, many people start by putting together the frame, it sets the stage, holds it all in, essentially it outlines the big picture and keeps it all together. I’ve watched my grandmother and my father systematically put...
