The Medically Indigent
Will Work for RX Medicine
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There really is no place like home. Through Granny’s eyes you experienced a small version of the storm of time and heard the thundering messages of mortality. Old age is not an incurable illness but rather a plague of time that infects us all. It’s neither selective nor bias and doesn’t care if you are rich or poor. Its cold touch will find you, it finds us all...But what if your Granny knew a simple fall would cost her a home? That she’d be forced to sell what took a lifetime to obtain; that her own flesh and blood would fight and feud over what was best for her; or family members would ransack her house to selfishly claim what was theirs....
No my Granny didn’t know. Now for my family each raindrop of time pours showers of regret. Don’t wait for a family member to decide your future. Today you know what Granny never did. Write a Last Will, a Living Will, and appoint a Power of Attorney. Because within the boundaries of Granny’s final moments in time, she never got to retire, she didn’t take vacations, and she never experienced the finer things. She never lived; she merely existed the only way she knew how. Granny’s spirit survives through her children and grandchildren. Her soul, once full like a curio cabinet of time, now holds an empty shelf of her life. Your journey could end at a nursing home. Will you choose, and will it be your choice.
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This author’s work is not just another boring self-help book. It’s a guide that I look forward to giving my parents in hopes of encouraging them to develop a life plan. With tragic events and real stories, MB Nicholson guides readers through the legal jargon and sheds light on the crisis of prescription medicine and lack of the health care coverage. If you or your family has ever had to make the difficult decision between placing a loved-one into a nursing home or selling your house to pay for long-term care, then this is the book for you, Robert Smith, PA-C. This courageous mother of four has fought from the depths of poverty and has successfully provided for her family as well as assisted many in her own community. During her husband’s six-year battle with lymphoma and through her devastating back injury, she never gave up. The Medically Indigent is short, yet very informative; it educates as it entertains. It will force you to look at your own life and realize how fortunate you are to have your health. You will come away with a sense of profound gratitude and quickly go out and find a family law attorney to prepare for what inevitably affects us all, age. Sharon Greenboyd, LVN.
About the Author
MB Nicholson was cultivated from strong German descent in Oklahoma. It was a farming community that raised their children like they raised their crops, with belt-like morals and deep seeded values. She remembers how the simplest pleasures brought hours of entertainment: Playing Bonanza, chasing cotton tails through oceans of wheat, and riding old hub caps down snow covered hills. Today, her own family’s war with cancer has brought her back to those lessons and that simpler time. They have learned to adapt and live within their means. She recalls "we have survived life’s ultimate lesson and have grown as a family and as one. We are forever humbled by are tragedies and reap the benefits of a simpler life."