April 20: Pipeline showdown. Plus other letters to the editor GlobeDebate
: Patient care has gravitated beyond family capability in contemporary society. Grandparents, as pointed out in Zosia Bielski’s excellent article last Saturday, no longer get sick and pass on in a relatively short period. Thanks to advances in medicine, they now live on for many years as an “aged/infirmed” generation with needs that require professional attention designed and delivered by patient advocates and navigators.
Lauding efforts to recognize caregivers with massages, identification badges, and binders plays into a broad diversionary tactic. It is not lack of know-how, or emotional support from peers, that is most urgent from the point of view of caregivers. It is a turn toward collective sharing of the burden of caring for the aging and the vulnerable.Hudson Yards, New York’s $25-Billion Megaproject, Proves Corporate Development Does Not Make A Great City
What a pity that The Vessel, the newly opened icon of the Hudson Yards project in New York, does not have a restaurant at its top with a place reserved for those who agree with architecture critic Alex Bozikovic’s article. They could use it to meet to complain about “giant extravagantly pointless” objects.
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