Dear Life by Karen Hitchcock womens-rights and despite good intentions and

and despite good intentions and significant efforts

‘out of our heads and into our hearts

they are told they shouldn’t

No word could better capture the essence of Australia

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Dear Life by Karen Hitchcock womens-rights and despite good intentions andThe elderly, the frail are our society. They are our parents and grandparents, our carers and neighbours, and they are every one of us in the not too distant future . . . They are not a growing cost to be managed or a burden to be shifted or a horror to be hidden away, but people whose needs require us to change' In Dear Life , using vivid and moving case studies, Karen Hitchcock show what care for the elderly and dying is really like both the good