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@nurseheadakes

Good Morning - I know my husband calls me a nag and as a woman with so many experiences - I do tend to point out my observations. Since I walk the same path as you all do, I see this all from many angles, but mostly from my own speed bumps. I do like to complain a lot too and my caregivers, physicians and family hear it but I also turn around and do something about it. I may be retired from wearing too many hats as a 'superwoman', I wanted to know as much as I could about those things that were and are effecting me, and where my position is in the grand theme of things. I only reflect on issues that are specific to what I know. I can not comment on anything else, other than to encourage others to speak up and step in for yourselves because no one else will. Where I am right now is because I decided to step out of my comfort zone and do and say things that are on my mind. I am my maternal grandmother who lived through the 1918 flu epidemic and knew a thing or two. I can't change that but I am feeling better than I was years ago.

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@nurseheadakes
You’re my kind of woman! I agree with your philosophy. We tend to speak out more often as we age although some people need more filters .....I’ve stepped on a toe or two but not in a malicious way. My daughter is very much like that and my son is more diplomatic but both agree that you are the one who has to take control, strive to learn and understand things as they relate to you and others, and then change the circumstances if you can. You can’t just sit back and expect good things to happen.

Just a small soapbox today
Regards from Florida Mary