When you reach the end of something, I find it easy to reflect. But when you can reflect on a task that at first felt like it was an obligation and a burden and then see the opportunity to turn it into a task that rewards you, that lets you explore and learn and create and even tap into old skills that you thought were long past – then it takes on a whole new meaning and ironically begins to deliver you energy rather than taking it away from you.

Why should our older persons be denied access to necessary services simply on the basis of age and the assumption that they may not provide beneficial life outcomes? Essentially are we saying that the quality of life for our older persons does not impact on our social conscious? Do we not hav a duty to ensure older Australians have access to health care in the latter stages of their life?

AntiViral therapy and medication has been used and reserched and explored since the early 60’s and already has allowed us to be able to treat diseases, such as HIV, Herpes, Hepatits etc in ways that we are able to control them and their spread without necessarily destroying them completely.

For some of us (not all) this is vital movement practice that we may neglect if we opt for the easiest path. Make up and crinkled shirts asides, getting a bit hot under the collar when we go to the workplace IS A GOOD THING. Making the most of our ambulation means we get some movement happening and there is such a call for this in our daily lives. So in light of this - are personal E Vehicles a good or bad thing for our health?