This article is to help promote walking outdoors and other activities that can help individuals with cognitive malfunction, as well as developing a care and quality of life plan.

Wills, Representation Agreements, and Advanced Directives and more.

Advanced Care Planning is recommended for everyone over 65 years old.

Aging in place is gaining popularity with older people staying in their own homes longer rather than moving into care facilities. In most cases, with a little planning and the right supports, older people can look forward to a future life in the comfort of their homes and communities.

What should people in the later stages of life plan for, to feel comfortable and content with the inevitable outcome? The more complicated our lives are, the more difficult it is to plan and prepare for the last stage of life. So, what are the options? There are dozens of scenarios that could be planned for; however, each person’s circumstances are different.

Throughout history, there has been a disturbing trend, that has re-emerged and is seriously affecting our society today … FOLLOW THE MONEY … Many people feel empowered when they have money or are tempted to make more. This power often takes the form of narcissistic, sociopathic actions with no conscience about who it hurts, or the damage is can cause to our life support systems.

Many individuals are requesting an investigation into the operation of Eagle Park Care Facility, located at 777 Jones Street in Qualicum Beach, B C.  Canada.

Two independent ratings of Eagle Park:

“Just horrible, often found him soaking wet and dirty. He was kept in his bed for hours. I personally felt bullied by staff. Another woman I know well felt so bullied that her husband said it was not worth her mental health to visit her loved one. I understand it has had some improvements since my experience. I hope so.” —  January 27, 2022

A proportion of the population crave the need to control other people’s lives. These individuals often feel that power and authority give them a higher status and then they can also benefit financially. Dominating other peoples lives often involves using fear, threats and intimidation. This is accomplished by creating rules and orders that must be adhered too; or else the individual is punished.