Living for Today. I previously blogged about ‘buying the shoes’ which highlighted that life is short and we need to live each day to the fullest. COVID made that difficult; being restricted to your own home and restricted as to who you could see and what could you do. This past weekend in Toronto, as things are slowly opening up, it was a great pleasure to see people out and….
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Elder Care
Congratulations to all of us- it is the first week of spring and we have managed through a difficult winter. While we are here today and reading this blog- we have much to be thankful for. However there are so many of us who have faced a loss this year and I know what that feels like. But on this Monday, my blog today is about living your life and….
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Healthcare, UncategorizedWhile I cooked all familiar traditional foods last week, the family celebration was very different and difficult this year. Of course not having my mother at the table was primary but due to Covid we were only the immediate family. No cousins, no friends joined us this year. Such a different time. As I continue to be reflective I thought I would share a previously published blog by the Huffington….
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Elder Care
“If the Architect does indeed exist, I wish I could ask him… who am I, truly? Whence did I come? Whither am I headed?” – Jin, Xenoblade Chronicles 2 While I usually tend to write about interesting hypothetical legal issues with respect to estates, trusts and family law, I wanted to take today as an opportunity to write a more personal blog post and share a bit about my own….
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Caregiving, Disability, Elder Care