ME-as I go through this zany, marvelous, difficult experience called: "LIFE"!

To: Congress You are working to serve the American citizens!  You are not working in Congress to get rich, serve your own interest, serve the interests of any groups or any other government or another country, or the bidding of the rich and powerful or answer to your donors, a particular, candidate, friends, family and any/all other persons or groups! American citizens place their trust in all of you who serve in Congress. Do better! Do better by every American! Tell the Truth! Tell the truth even if it's against your own interest or the interest of your political party! Do not cause chaos! Do not cause drama! Congress is still a workplace! Be considerate of your fellow colleagues, even if they are in a different political party or you disagree with any of your colleges!  Be considerate! Being considerate means: Respecting others, especially your fellow colleagues!  No swearing! No throwing insults! No throwing insults or cruel remarks at anyone, especially your colleagues!  An

Serious Problems That Circulate Among The Medical Profession There have been countless advances in the medical field. These fascinating evolutions have saved my life and the lives of countless others! These medical miracles have improved the lives of multitudes and have also created paths of wellness in the lives an infinite number of others! Though this is fascinating news and it all benefits humankind, there are serious problems in the presentation of medical treatment. How medical professionals communicate with their patient(s)  can steal the worth and good out of these medical miracles. Through these medical marvels are wondrous, it feels to me that needed changes need to brought forth in how well these medical professionals  communicate with their patient(s). People with serious and chronic health conditions, especially those who require more medical care and treatments, like myself,  know well that  the Healthcare System needs improvements that would benefit the people who need t

The Passing of One of My Dearest Friend, Reverend Ernest Batten With sadness, sorrow and immeasurable grief, one of my dearest friends, Reverend Ernest Batten, passed away on April 17, 2024. Reverend Ernest Batten left these Earthly Dwellings and has risen into the Heavenly Realms. Reverend Ernest Batten is now sheltered in the loving Arms of Jesus and has been reunited with his dear and faithful wife, Elsie Batten. With my heart too heavy to measure, I am now suffering immeasurable grief. Now, my good friends, I will tell you of my faithful and compassionate friend, Reverend Ernest Batten. Ernie Batten was love, light, beauty and a comfort in a world of craziness, absurdity, unpredictably and idiocy! My good friend, Ernie, showed me and and all us, residents who live at the Visiting Nurse Association of Eastern Mass. Senior Living Residence, how beautiful, loving, wonderful and astonishing this world actually is! Ernie, I and all of us, residents live in this bright, clean and warm/co

Happy Oscar Sunday! I love the Oscars  almost as much as I love watching movies! We had an Oscar Party in the building in which I live in on last Friday afternoon! There were appetizers, popcorn, mock tales, tiny meatballs and other delicacies. My favorite were the tiny, chocolate cupcakes that were covered with a generous amount of  vanilla frosting! I willingly munched away at 2 of these munchkin cupcakes! Here are photos of myself dressed, alert and prepared to dance down the Red Carpet! (Hello from the Oscars  (in my apt at the building that I live in)!  Love, smiles, laughter, hopes, kindness, gratitude and prayers, Evelyn (Pinto)

I am extremely grateful for the advances in the Medical field that has saved my life and the lives of countless others. What I am extremely unhappy about is how Healthcare is presented. Being a healthcare recipient and in this unfair Medical System, problems tend to be vastly unfair to the healthcare consumer. Those who have a few initials with their names automatically have credibility . People like me, healthcare recipients, always have to fight for this credibility. This is especially true when wrong has been done to any of us at the hands of the very people whose job it is to care for us. These wrong doers, though I need to believe they are in the minority, tell lies that speak truth to many. With being so sick and also being the victim of their wrong doings, it's a fight just to believed. Even if we are believed rarely is their justice or even disciplinary actions taken against these offenders. As a healthcare recipient, our credibility is continually questioned while for peop

Thinking While Cozy, In My Recliner Sleepilly, I think, while I lay cozily nesting in my recliner at my apt. Wrapped safe and tight, in the safety of my apt,   I am consumed by the warmth and comfort of my pretty pink robe. Now, I think... It's Friday afternoon and I haven't felt physically well for a long stretch of time. Fatigued, shortness of breath, exhaustion, tiredness, weakness, low energy, etc... have captured most of my days lately. Emotionally, I am distressed, distraught, feel abandoned, lost, frightened and hurt! There are people I hoped would be here with me, and help me as I battle the difficult, the unimagineable and the frightening. These people, I hoped, would come, sit, talk, listen and stay with me. In their hands would be gifts wrapped with ribbons of color. Attached to these ribbons of the multitude of bright colors are wonderful boxes with smiley stickers in all sizes! As I gaze into the hearts of these Gifts of Womder, smiles, laugher, gratitude and love