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Tag Archives: aging
Words Through the Ages
“In three words I can sum up everything I’ve learned about life: it goes on” – Robert Frost CONFESSIONS – I have been around for a long time and I have seen a lot of change, some good, some not … Continue reading
Posted in Disability, Personal Life, Philosophy, seniors
Tagged access, activism, aging, assisted living, healthcare, independent living, poetry, Politically correct, Terry Wiens
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As Time Slips By
“Human rights are not only violated by terrorism, repression or assassination, but also by economic structures that creates huge inequalities” – Pope Francis I can’t believe how quickly fall is coming upon us. My body is certainly making me aware. … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Disability, Politics
Tagged access, advocacy, aging, demographics, Disability, human rights, independent living, Island Health, Nanaimo, Paramountcy, seniors, social justice, social media, Terry Wiens, wheelchairs
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Living with the Results
“Wisdom is the reward for surviving our own stupidity” – Brian Rathbone A simple torn toe nail four days before Christmas has forced me to accept something I’ve been putting off for some time now, the reality of assisted living. The … Continue reading
Posted in Disability, Personal Life
Tagged aging, assisted living, polio, seniors, Terry Wiens
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That’s Budgeting…
I have been spending the last couple of days getting ready for the winter rains to begin. I basically hibernate in the winter and don’t get out as much. I haven’t worn shoes in years so when it’s raining my … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Disability, seniors
Tagged activism, aging, Christy Clark, Disability, PharmaCare, seniors, social program, Terry Wiens
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A Time to Turn Around
It has been a difficult six week and although I have written lots, I’ve published nada. June is my most difficult month and this year was extreme. June has been my life nemesis month. The seeds of the trepidation I … Continue reading
Posted in Disability, Personal Life, Philosophy, seniors
Tagged accessibility, aging, belief systems, Brexit, Cognitive Dissonance, Gemini, PTSD, seniors, Terry Wiens, vets
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