I love working with the elderly, whether in LTC or acute care. I love the stories that they tell and the "advice" that they give r/t their life experiences. Sometimes funny, sometimes sad. This isn't text book history, so many elders can you give you historical truths r/t to their experiences in life. I hope that as I grow older, and am considered "elderly," others may enjoy the history that I can provide them with. LOL, my 26 year old son does not know what an 8 track is. And...it seems to me that as people grow older, they tend to be more honest with their feelings and convictions and don't "bury their heads in the sand."
Apr 14, '11 by rnccf2007I love working with the elderly, whether in LTC or acute care. I love the stories that they tell and the "advice" that they give r/t their life experiences. Sometimes funny, sometimes sad. This isn't text book history, so many elders can you give you historical truths r/t to their experiences in life. I hope that as I grow older, and am considered "elderly," others may enjoy the history that I can provide them with. LOL, my 26 year old son does not know what an 8 track is. And...it seems to me that as people grow older, they tend to be more honest with their feelings and convictions and don't "bury their heads in the sand."VivaLasViejas likes this.