Family protection comes down to two things: Threat, and perceived threat. Both trigger a need. Let’s start with threat:
HOMESTRETCH AFTER HITTING THE FINAL CURVE HARD
September 8, 2020 by
Sports analogies don’t always work the way they’re supposed to work, but comparing a life to a race always does the trick. From the starting line, to the backstretch, to the final curve going down to the wire, it all sounds like a life well lived. The closer we are to the race, the life, […]
CAREGIVER: IT MATTERS MORE IF YOU CARE
October 19, 2019 by
My father in law needed a caregiver when he moved from California to Oregon. Instead of home care, he went to an assisted living home. To mixed results.
CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE AND NURSING HOME RESCUE: HOW TO GET A ‘RELEASE’
January 14, 2016 by
It started out well, then turned into a nursing home rescue. If you’re married, chances are good you have in-laws. Maybe a mother-in-law, a father-in-law, or both. If you like one better than the other, don’t hold it against yourself. They probably like their kid better than you, so it breaks even. In long-term marriages […]
