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Our seniors.
Their families.
Those caring for seniors.
Those cared for by seniors.
profits second! We believe:
- Substantially more resources need to be dedicated to caring for
seniors, including their caregivers and dependents. The "baby
boomer" generation is huge. We must complete the infrastructure
for this certain and imminent demographic shift. Government is
thinking very short-term, using long-term reserves today with little
regard for tomorrow... after all, the elections are now, not in 15
years!
- Additional tax credits should be made available to families that take
care of their elderly loved ones. A strong, moral society supports its
seniors... and believes that seniors can and should play an active
role in society. A retired citizen is not an obsolete citizen, but can
redirect his/her skills, wisdom and experience into new areas that
benefit family and community.
- The "family" needs to be reborn. American values support
consumption, individual independence in which we take care of
ourselves and let society take care of those in need. A weak family
creates or is created by a weak society. Embrace, honor, and
celebrate differences but remember your family. Take care of them
and assume they will care for you in your time of need. A strong
family results in better mental and physical health, less dependence
on government handouts, and a greater feeling of happiness and
peace in family, community and country.
- Social Security and Medicare need a "fix", not demolition, to lead to
secure, sustained income and medical care for our seniors. There
has been much talk and little action by Congress, again because
focus seems short-term. Again, the problem is not going away, and
it is irresponsible to defer the solution to future politicians or to the
community and faith-based organizations. If we devote funding to
highways and sidewalks, we can certainly take care of our parents!
- Seniors can live happier and healthier lives through good nutrition,
socialization, transportation systems, and physical/mental
stimulation.