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THE VICTIMS OF A SORTED LIFE : AGEI
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THE VICTIMS OF A SORTED LIFE: CAREG
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“In the animal kingdom, the rule
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Many people have e
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ACRONYMS Activities of Daily Living
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The Tacoma Pastures Family ........
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Introduction i) Ageing and an Anthr
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the one hand we have the shifting p
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social relations among residents, s
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especially in light of the period
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a frozen liminality, “a sphere of
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nature of social relations. I was c
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order and tension that obtains betw
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offer palliation and there is a gen
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seriously think about.” 11 Early
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their desire to effect a plan under
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floors 1, 2, 4, and 5; 2) Personal
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chaotic back then.” I was told to
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the third floor is electronically l
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Chapter 2: The Accidental Caregiver
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transfer residents out of beds and
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on the third floor in Memory Care,
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Jennifer was doing so-so. He said,
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was from, even though I had just an
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affect; the balloon could be launch
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class by telling us that dementia i
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The 3 rd Floor Layout Many CCRCs, i
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sofa, others will simply give her a
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caregivers to try their best to go
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could still communicate with me in
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Pastures received this. For now, it
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Chapter 4: Independent Plus: Care o
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the fourth floor did not need much
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main floor next to the spacious for
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grapple with mechanical E-Z stands
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Grant was not the only person who c
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The situation involving these three
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Brendan escorted me into Heather’
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Teri Teri was a resident in the sam
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Lana Lana lived next door to Teri a
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on other residents, but for some re
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Part 2 Chapter 5: A Long Way From M
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largely associated with the domain
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into Žižek’s ticklish borders b
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“Thanks.” I go into the back of
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insurmountable abyss. The silence w
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had to bring the wheelchair over, c
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drawn out process involving a mixtu
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* * * Betsy and I were subject to T
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Chapter 6: The Exigency of Care: Ca
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Betty When I first met Betty, she w
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Sometimes the caregivers were succe
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company. The CHR is licensed differ
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said, slightly solemnly: “Hi.”
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Tacoma Pastures and into hospice. F
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Looking out into the setting sun fr
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control, over the bodies and action
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Figure 12 An Eden plaque At Tacoma
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way to community. The main dining r
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golf flat-cap, and behind his squar
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