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X-WR-CALDESC:We all age -- but we don't talk about it a lot.  Adult brains 
 change with aging -- and often our customary ways of relating do not work 
 well any more. Sometimes it is family members or those closest to us where
  it is most difficult to recognize these changes. We keep relating to each
  other\, often without noticing how another's life has changed. Or\, if we
  notice\, we don't know what to do about it.  As those in our Meetings age
 \, it is important for all of us to be aware of these challenges and be pr
 epared to respond differently.\n \nStacey Young\, Director of the Lifestyl
 e programs and the Center of Excellence in Dementia Care at Broadmead\, is
  providing a workshop for Friends about how adult brains change and how to
  relate to that.  She will give examples and be available for questions. 
 \n\nBaltimore Yearly Meeting thanks Stony Run Meeting for paying for this 
 workshop\, which is open to all.  Please invite your Meeting members\, esp
 ecially clerks and committee members.  If you sign up in advance\, you wil
 l be sent a Zoom link. at around 5:00pm on Friday\, March 12.
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DESCRIPTION:We all age -- but we don't talk about it a lot.  Adult brains c
 hange with aging -- and often our customary ways of relating do not work w
 ell any more. Sometimes it is family members or those closest to us where 
 it is most difficult to recognize these changes. We keep relating to each 
 other\, often without noticing how another's life has changed. Or\, if we 
 notice\, we don't know what to do about it.  As those in our Meetings age\
 , it is important for all of us to be aware of these challenges and be pre
 pared to respond differently.\n \nStacey Young\, Director of the Lifestyle
  programs and the Center of Excellence in Dementia Care at Broadmead\, is 
 providing a workshop for Friends about how adult brains change and how to 
 relate to that.  She will give examples and be available for questions. \n
 \nBaltimore Yearly Meeting thanks Stony Run Meeting for paying for this wo
 rkshop\, which is open to all.  Please invite your Meeting members\, espec
 ially clerks and committee members.  If you sign up in advance\, you will 
 be sent a Zoom link. at around 5:00pm on Friday\, March 12.
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SUMMARY:Relating to Aging Friends Workshop
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