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Meet Emma and Rachel: Your Story Could Help Someone

Greetings one and all… At a recent program, I witnessed the remarkable courage of a mother and daughter who are dealing with a rare neurological disorder. I met Emma and Rachel a few years ago when they attended one of my presentations. Emma, the mother, had been recently diagnosed. Rachel, the daughter, is serving as... Read more
Are You Planning on Aging Alone?

The strict definition of a solo ager or elder orphan is someone who lives alone, has no children, and does not have a life partner. But a broader definition of solo aging highlights the reality that we are ALL at risk of aging solo due to circumstances—the death of a spouse or partner, a divorce,... Read more
Fear of Death: Vulnerability Takes Center Stage

“By confronting our fear of death, we are then free to live fully. Aware that life is fleeting, we are free to embrace ALL that life has to offer—from start to... Read more
Inspirational Adieus

Everyone bid adieu in their own unique way. Some spoke. Some were silent. Some cried. Some were stoic. Bottomline, there was no one right way to say goodbye. Goodbye was “said” by one and all in various ways – words, reflections, and/or... Read more
What Paul Brophy taught us

Discuss end-of-life care and advance directives today, as life is unpredictable. It’s what Paul Brophy taught... Read more
How Will Your Story End?

If we are to retain authorship of our life stories, our voices must be heard in the final... Read more
Preservation of a life well lived

As we approach the end of December and the beginning of the Christmas and holiday season, a time when families get to share the past and create moments in the present, we should think and talk more about things that are worthy of preservation, such as the thoughts, wishes, and choices of our loved... Read more
Elder Law Attorneys, Picasso, and House Painters

Have you considered consulting with an elder law attorney? Read our brief overview of elder law. You may be just the person who may need... Read more
Hospice: The Stories of Life

“When approaching the end of life, most people desire to reflect on the road traveled. In hospice, this is referred to as a life... Read more
A Sacred Journey: The End of the Road

“We assume a tremendous risk when choosing to love family, friends, and critters; we risk losing those we... Read more