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sentences with seniors
Feb. 5th, 2010 10:35 pmEverybody in a retirement community/rehab center loves a baby.
... I continue to believe that age segregation is highly unnatural and a less-than-ideal byproduct of the industrialization of life-stage services. I'm not saying I wish we could go back to the familial model - the mass production of recovery supports a much higher level of specialization (and thus quality of life regained for patients) than you'd get with every family its own inefficient workshop. And we're totally going to send the baby to the education factory once it's time for that. Just, you know, it has its sadnesses.
... I continue to believe that age segregation is highly unnatural and a less-than-ideal byproduct of the industrialization of life-stage services. I'm not saying I wish we could go back to the familial model - the mass production of recovery supports a much higher level of specialization (and thus quality of life regained for patients) than you'd get with every family its own inefficient workshop. And we're totally going to send the baby to the education factory once it's time for that. Just, you know, it has its sadnesses.
