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B"H would never be anyone there to call an ambulance if needed. O n his better days, he went shopping, peeled veggies, kneaded dough, cooked, baked, and scrubbed clean the cooking environment. He could finish his meal before arriving to be seated where intended to eat it, but sitting down to a meal in the presence of no one but himself was not his cup of tea. As hinted earlier, the cholesterol medications are poison to the elderly - they cause muscle and nerve palsy. Over the Crest of a Rainbow This article delineates t he most tormenting aspect of getting old. That would be to relinquish all hope of ever being cared for; to be appreciated for what I AM (even to the degree monkeys tweak the fur coats of one another ). This thought runs parallel to the old people re membering (too little / too late) TO HAVE LEARNED ABOUT THEIR ANCES TRY. I wish to address the tradition of my forefathers to remain always o n balance and in fit physical condition. My father use to run in place and never acquired to my age, I twist in place in about four minutes (and directions) while spinning my arms qui ckly in forward and reverse motions. "Not supplant, but supple ment." Right, pops? People have little going on in their mind as concerns human dignity, the access somebody else may have to them is based on criterion as to how they match one's worldview . Human existence in contemporary society is scheduled according to time spaces; waiting in long lines for services so the predator ekes out more profit. People are no longer guided by, or even attuned to natura l occurrences such as sunrise and approach of wint er, temperature and direction of the winds, where the land gives harvest or if not, why not and how yes. Activities are plotted out on a grap h that is confirmed upon us by authority who establishes its propriety, children nary hear the stories their grandp arents are dying to tell the m. The masses whom define religion as "Intangible emotional solace" praise creative ingenuity fro m which sprang forth the technology of murder according to sophisticated paradigm of destruction. The youthful generatio n has missed the value of storytelling to the human psyche; the modern children read co mic books , but I doubt they can phrase their thoughts in either written or otherwise verbal expressions . Confirmable facts that are believed do not make the only true 239