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Monthly Archives: January 2017
Conspirators
This is the saddest, true tale I ever told Lovely lady Mary grown feeble and old With goal to stay at home till expired Knew what it took as a nurse now retired. Many greats and grands of children six … Continue reading
Posted in elder justice, Poetry
Tagged autonomy, burden, conspiracy, elder justice, end of life, nothing left, nursing facility, theft
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