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RE: WHAT WE SHOULD BE TELLING OUR (GRAND)/PARENTS AND GOVERNMENT DOES NOT WANT YOU TO KNOW

in #health7 years ago

Dear @luanne, it's a touching story... I cannot imagine myself in the situation like yours. Those times are sure the hardest times in our lives but losing somebody after 62 years it's horrible.As we are a social species, the connection between partners, family or community can be tuff when it comes down to loss. But time is not gracious to anybody, that is why we need to educate and don't be afraid or ashamed to talk about these things because it is happening all the time. Maybe not right now, but eventually, we will all be in the same situation.

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Exactly!! That is what so many, me included, in the disabilities movement keep telling ppl! Ppl with disabilities is the largest growing population in the states! We all get old! We all wind up becoming a part of that population. Unfortunately, it's hard to many to listen. They don't until they become a part of that population which in many ways is too late