This is an original post from November 2017 on the website Planet Longevity which will be reconstituted as part of Change Rangers on Jan.1 2019 As with most subjects in our times, the subject of ageing in place is diverse, multi-faceted or if you will, so broad in its narrative for anyone to speak about
This is an original post from February 2017 on the website Planet Longevity which will be reconstituted as part of Change Rangers on Jan.1 2019 Often – if you are open to it – messages from the world of the arts, (arts in any form), that arrive seemingly in a singular way can actually deliver
On December 8, 1916, Thomas, was honourably discharged, disabled in the Great War as a Private in Prince Albert’s Somerset Light Infantry at age 19. He had suffered in a gas attack in the notorious Somme campaign in France. Fifty years later was when I first met him in Exeter, England and then for
An Age-Friendly Communities conversation presented by the Sheridan College Centre for Elder Research comes to the Oakville Campus on Nov.29th. Perhaps this is long overdue for a revisit for those in the know about this concept; however, despite what the opening line on the invite suggests I suspect that this could be an opportunity for