BACK IN TOWN; NEW IDEAS
Did you guess that I was in France? Yes, I had a real French omelet for a late lunch in Bayeux, France. This town in Normandie was our home base as we spent three days at the museums, monuments, cemeteries and beaches that were the location of the D-Day landings. If you ever have an opportunity to explore Normandie, I highly recommend that you spend time to honor those who spearheaded the campaign leading to victory for the Allies in World War II.
Now that I have had a few days to adjust my internal clock, I am reviewing some of the ideas that developed during my time away. Some topics include how to approach end of life decisions and what it means to be a medical proxy. I will be discussing with my tech support, Julie, how to make a way for blog readers to send in questions or suggest topics. As soon as that option is in place, I will let you know. This blog has been active for over two and a half years, and I will begin to refer to archived posts so that newcomers can benefit from earlier topics and links to resources.
Thanks again to the subscribers and readers who have encouraged me to continue in this endeavor. Thanks to the Lord for His blessing on this humble blog.
