Hey--I ain't griping. I get exactly the same percentage of fans as I had elsewhere. It's just elsewhere there was more of a circulation to get that percentage from...
This elder care issue is in the process of exploding. My Ex is now on her downward spiral with me unable to do much about it. A series of fractures has resulted in her trip into assisted living but the latest pushed her into hospice via our son's direction and the $10k/month has ended her liquid assets. I do hope they continue to accept MedicAid but I'm sure it will bring death as well. Being warehoused in a bed hardly is living I suppose, but it is too real. Too many seniors will go that way with the corporate P&L still doing OK. No easy answers now.
In Ohio, my mother was able to find care at a relatively inexpensive nursing home. It was nothing fancy, and she had a roommate. She spent her last three years there and the staff were quite caring and solicitous of her needs. Either I or my wife saw her most days. My wife was the primary caregiver simultaneously for her mother and mine. Her mother died first; mine died three months later. We knew it was coming because there were multiple house cats there including the death cat who would go into a resident's room two weeks before death occurred, sit and stare.
When I first took my wife home, my paternal grandmother was visiting. She announced after the visit that we would marry; she was right. We're now 50 years in. My mother adopted my wife as her third child when we announced our engagement. She adopted my sister's husband a year later, and my wife considered my mother her real parent.
If only you were my Equalizer. Everybody needs one.
Thank you.
PS: I have 71 subscribers now!
Almost none of them actually like my work, but still.
Congratulations, and I hope you don't consider that a requirement!
I think that you are writing a novel and it's not clear how things link up?
Not a novel, no. That's been made clear.
There's lots more content, too.
Hey--I ain't griping. I get exactly the same percentage of fans as I had elsewhere. It's just elsewhere there was more of a circulation to get that percentage from...
I wonder if anyone else was saved by your heroic takedown?
nothing heroic in petty revenge.
o but you were writing/righting a wrong.
(One might be excused for thinking "writing" and "righting" had the same root.)
Oh, yes there is.
And, there was nothing petty about it.
There is *nothing* petty, nor vengeful, about you or this story.
Righteous Tenacity!
hELL Yeah Bill! Inspiring.
This elder care issue is in the process of exploding. My Ex is now on her downward spiral with me unable to do much about it. A series of fractures has resulted in her trip into assisted living but the latest pushed her into hospice via our son's direction and the $10k/month has ended her liquid assets. I do hope they continue to accept MedicAid but I'm sure it will bring death as well. Being warehoused in a bed hardly is living I suppose, but it is too real. Too many seniors will go that way with the corporate P&L still doing OK. No easy answers now.
In Ohio, my mother was able to find care at a relatively inexpensive nursing home. It was nothing fancy, and she had a roommate. She spent her last three years there and the staff were quite caring and solicitous of her needs. Either I or my wife saw her most days. My wife was the primary caregiver simultaneously for her mother and mine. Her mother died first; mine died three months later. We knew it was coming because there were multiple house cats there including the death cat who would go into a resident's room two weeks before death occurred, sit and stare.
When I first took my wife home, my paternal grandmother was visiting. She announced after the visit that we would marry; she was right. We're now 50 years in. My mother adopted my wife as her third child when we announced our engagement. She adopted my sister's husband a year later, and my wife considered my mother her real parent.
*This* is what will save Capitalism.
Once again, Mr. Heath, thank you.