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Some Basics- Long Term Care Ombudspersons Leading the Way for Seniors!

When a loved one requires more care than can be given at home, there are    a myriad of questions that families are often faced with. It is unfamiliar and complex territory. There is so much to learn… and quickly, that it is indeed overwhelming.

One professional guiding the way is the Long Term Care Ombudsperson. This is just a start on the road to knowledge!

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Advocacy at its Best & ‘In the Movies’

"The implicit question - ‘Why fight, if the bad guys have already won? The answer, of course, is that you should fight because it’s the right thing to do, and because even the promise of justice is slim, it’s a public service of a more diminished kind to show people how broken the system is.”

 Matt Zoller Seitz-

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 Call to Action for Seniors & Documentary Makers!

The truth is…we are always in need of good quality films about seniors in general and the aftermath of COVID. If vast numbers of deaths aren’t occuring, the public incorrectly thinks,  ‘we don’t have to worry anymore..’


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Guns Roses & Funerals Don’t Mix-Updated

I am an advocate for many worthy causes. However, I abhor any type of violence, particularly associated with children. Our society is forever altered by it. 'Inspired by the words of CT Senator Chris Murphy at the DNC, it brought me back to the crushing story of 8 year old Christopher Bizlij -'So worth sharing!


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The Invisible Victims- Caregivers Who Were Abused or Neglected 


One in Five Americans are Caring for a Senior Loved One

Taking care of seniors requires many skills.

However, If it is NOT your chosen profession, but rather ‘a forced circumstance’ such  as  a biological family member who is not prepared for the role due to complicated family dynamics, it can be extremely stressful and unhealthful for the caregiver! INFORMATIVE PODCAST INCLUDED!



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The Black HoLE- What Those with Disabilities Must Endure

What should be done… when you encounter a situation that poses a danger and lack of access as a person with a disability? Many feel powerless and can’t imagine ‘going against the status quo’ solo. Read about a real life situation and some options!

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Writing as a Passion and a Service to Others…

Writing can be defined in many ways… as an art, as a science in some ways, using a particular methodology depending upon the type of writing. One of my favorites is true crime writing, as that is what I have known for 44 years. I particularly like investigative pieces for they combine research, analytical thinking, creativity and much perseverance.

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‘Need Help How to Approach a Project?

Do you need to know how to approach a project strategically, but you don’t know where to start? ‘Just for fun… let’s review some of the basics with the story of Noah’s Ark!

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The Path to Independent Living -Checks & Balances

A VERY IMPORTANT TOPIC- Independent Living- Checks & Balances!

A Place for Mom Counselors can't tell you everything you need to know.

You need a resident on the inside with perspective and insight!

See it at this link -

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WHATTAYA MEAN BOUNCE RATE?

‘Bounce Rate’ and all other little gremlins you must keep track of with a new website! The only bouncing I know is in basketball.

Please viewers, readers, potentiol clients , don’t bounce me! I have a lot to offer!

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It’s Difficult to be Gay in the South

I am sharing the framework,and highlights of my personal story, while exposing vulnerabilities. Why? I think it illustrates my masterful resilience yet again for the millionth time. In addition, if there is but one person, I can help in the revealing, I have accomplished my purpose.

My story began approximately when I was 13 years old, recognizing that perhaps ‘something was a bit different for me.’

Irrespective of the fact that I was born with a permanent disability, and spent much of my childhood having surgeries for two separate and distinct problems. I pretty much ignored it, attending to other aspects of life.

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