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Writer of things. Sometimes on here. Previously @ Wired, The Verge, Offworld, Femfreq, ComicsAlliance. Chaotic good, optimistic cynic, total champ.
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The Evolution and Promise of Age-Friendly Ecosystems in Rural Communities

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By Rebecca Yeboah, Laura Hudson, K. Piper Martin
FULL TEXT Rural America, home to more than 20% of the older adult population, faces distinct challenges in supporting healthy aging. Despite these challenges, age-friendly initiatives have not been fully prioritized in rural communities. The National Rural Age-Friendly Initiative, led by the National Rural Health Association in partnership with The John A.
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Believing and becoming: Finding freedom from regret

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By Laura Hudson
| La Grande Observer Verified
Carpe diem. My generation learned this Latin phrase from the prep school teacher played by Robin Williams in the 1989 movie “Dead Poets Society,” who tells his students: “Seize the day, boys. Make your lives extraordinary.” This aphorism from the ancient Roman poet Horace gets translated into our culture as a reminder to focus on the present, make the most of each moment of your finite existence, and be an active agent in the pursuit of your desires.
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Believing and becoming: ‘Giving is an essence of existence’

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By Laura Hudson
| La Grande Observer Verified
’Tis the season to be giving. This saying circulates the internet, reminding us to purchase gifts for everyone on our list and make generous donations to numerous charities. It makes the act of giving sound easy, but amid a flurry of holiday expectations, it can be anything but. Giving can be simple, spontaneous and heartfelt, but it can also be complicated by distorted ideas and practices. “Giving is an essence of existence, and a test of our character,” writes poet-philosopher David Whyte.
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