2025 is the 6th Season of The Boomer Woman’s Podcast. Each episode is a conversation between me – I’m Agnes Knowles, your host – and a guest who talks to a subject that, someway, somehow, is relatable to Boomer Women. The guests can be any age, any gender, as long as their message is positive, informative, pertinent to our demographic. You, dear listener, might need to be open-minded, curious, tolerant, inclusive… and if you are, you will enjoy these conversations, maybe learn something, and I encourage you to share each and any episode! Click the Follow/Subscribe button to be notified of the next great guest.
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Monday May 25, 2020
Monday May 25, 2020
Two Boomer Women had serious connection issues today but the conversation around the post-COVID realities for care facilities is worth sticking around for - both women have first hand experience with the current model and, as Boomers, may need the future model to work for us!
We started light with the facts of life: the connection between sex and longevity.
The post-COVID world may be unfolding slowly as isolation rules are lifted... what that looks like for care facilities on a go-forward basis will be interesting. There are so many facets to consider and this pandemic has laid bare all the failings of the current system. If you have ideas to add to ours, please do: https://twoboomerwomen.com/join-the-conversation/
The conversation broadens to include any workers who can never get full-time work... and is it only Two Boomer Women who can use that serious discussion to segue in bra fitters? Stay tuned for a personal bra anecdote from Mar Sulaika that most women will relate to.
We end today with some business chat around what's happening on Mar Sulaika's business website - hopefully some of our chat about ideas and websites and stories will trigger you to think about what your post-COVID world looks like and you'll consider reinventing yourself online!
Mar Sulaika can be found at https://thestorygoddess.ca/
Agnes can be found at https://sassysavvysuccessful.com/
Editorial note from Mar Sulaika, in reference to her comments about a Family Caregiver association: It's the Family Caregivers of BC, Barb Maclean estimated 1 million - here in the province - who provide 'unpaid care' for adults (I think this is not just elders).
Factoid: Health Council of Canada estimates a 31% burnout for family caregivers.
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