“It also helps to be honest about reality. Not every option is available forever. Staying at home may eventually become difficult because of health, finances, or safety concerns. Moving may not always be practical or financially feasible, either. A good conversation isn’t about guaranteeing a particular outcome. It’s about understanding what matters most so future decisions can reflect those priorities as closely as possible.” Read more from Cory here.
For your community members hitting the road this summer and taking a much-needed break, we have several resources you can share to help open up some good conversations in the car, on the plane, or on a blanket soaking up the sun. Check out our ‘Conversations on the Go – Summertime Travel’ toolkit for an overview of this theme, with ready-made messages for newsletters, social media, email, and flyers in case you want to join in.
“The Conversation Project emphasizes having a conversation on values — what matters to you, not what‘s the matter with you.”
– Ellen Goodman, Co-Founder & Director
Maureen Jennings gathered family together on her father’s 85th birthday to talk about the health care he wants.
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