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~ Our
Philosophy ~
At
Senior Care Consulting,
Tampa Bay, Inc.,
we value individual differences and
understand the diversity of needs and
situations. We
strive
to make a positive difference in the lives
of each and every client, including the
lives of family caregivers.
The Starfish Story
 Once
a man and his grandson were vacationing at a
beautiful seaside resort. Late one evening
under a full moon, the man and the boy
decided to take a stroll down the deserted
beach. The boy immediately dashed off and
began picking up starfish one by one and
hurriedly returned them to the sea. There
were hundreds of starfish on the shore. The
grandfather said, “Joey what are you doing?
The tide and the wind have washed so many
starfish onto the beach. What difference do
you think you can possibly make to so many?”
Joey pondered the question, looked at the
starfish in his hand then replied,
“Grandfather, I know I can’t make a
difference for all the starfish that need
help, but I can make a difference to this
one." Anonymous
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Age is an instrument. |
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Age causes nothing. |
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Age means nothing. |
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Age tells us everything. |
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ACHEIVEMENTS AT AN ADVANCED AGE
At 100, Grandma Moses was painting.
At 94, Bertrand Russell was active in
international peace drives.
At 93, George Bernard Shaw wrote the play,
“Farfetched Fables.”
At 90, Pablo Picasso was producing drawings and
engravings.
At 89, Arthur Rubenstein gave one of his greatest
recitals in Carnagie
Hall.
At 89, Albert Schweitzer headed a hospital in
Africa.
At 88, Michaelangelo
did the architectural plans for the
Church of Santa
Maria Degli
Angeli
At 85,
Coco
Chanel was head of a
fashion design firm.
At 84,
W. Somerset
Maughm wrote, “Points
of View.’
At 82 Winston Churchill wrote, “A history of
English-Speaking Peoples.”
At 82, Leo Tolstoy wrote, “I Cannot Be Silent.”
At 81, Benjamin Franklin
effected the compromise that led to the
adoption of the
U.S.
Constitution.
David Wallechinsky,
Irving Wallace, Amy Wallace
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