I agree with your mother and with Victoria. In this day of super-specialization only your mother and her health care designate know the whole story and so can say what might not fit with previous decisions etc. Also, some say, that once you are over 80, doctors tend to do less not more for you - attributing most problems to accumulated age. Either way dealing with health issues is not for sissies.
Here is my question for our Gotham family today.
My grandmother lived until just past her100th birthday. Pretty amazing.
My mom always believed that once you pass a certain age, the medical profession just stops trying as hard. [Feel free to ask me which age fit my mom’s theory.] She was always concerned that something fixable would be mis …
It's easier to understand them if you take the time to learn about their world and the context surrounding their issues - then you become an informed listener - people notice and begin to trust you because they can tall that you took the time to prepare to listen.
We are all in the people business in one form or another. We all service human beings. Those human beings might represent a business, but they are nonetheless humans.
As service professionals, our job is to make those human beings feel important and appreciated. We could accomplish that goal in any number of different ways.
So, let’s take a …