For the last month, I have been recovering from a fall from
a ladder. I should have known better
than to climb up an extension ladder to take down the storm shutters from hurricane
Matthew. We have a two-story house with
a large window in the second story over the foyer. I was trying to remove a storm shutter and
Margaret was holding the extension ladder.
I lost my balance and fell about 10 feet landing on the concrete entrance
way. The best news is that Margaret was
not struck by the ladder or the falling storm shutter. I was not so lucky.
Fortunately, I had four angels watching over me. The first angel held my head up and it was
not injured. The second angel held my
back up and it was not injured. The
third angel placed the corrugated storm shutter on the concreted which
protected my hip and it was not broken. Unfortunately, the forth angel figured
I needed to learn not to climb ladders again so I broke a bone in my foot.
I have learned very quickly it would have been much cheaper
to hire a person to take down my storm shutters. Margaret has several ladders
for sale in case anyone is interested.
Now back to business.
Today is the second cut off for our New Directions in Home Care Seminar
and our New Directions in Hospice Seminar that will be held in Las Vegas in
January. After today the price goes up
by $100. All of us have been forced to
endure numerous changes and these seminars will help you implement needed changes
to your organizations so you can succeed.
We do not have a room block at Bally’s.
We have found that you can obtain cheaper rates by going to Orbitz,
Travelocity, or Kayak. Many times you
can book you hotel and airline ticket together and save even more.
Richard Dixon
http://dixonhealthcaresolutions.com/home-health/
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