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  Why don’t they talk with each other?
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  This is so true, however children in orphanages do get hopeful at times when people come to adopt them. Retirement homes don't even have that kind of hope. >
  
  Kids don't have morphine though so you win some you lose some. >
  
  Imagine, a morphinage >
  
  It’s Morphin Time >
  
  My grandma was roommates with her mother in the nursing home for a number of years. Great grandma was 14 when she had grandma. >
  
  My great grandma was in the retirement home with students she taught in kindergarten. She outlived many of them. She died at 108 >
  
  I scrolled past this, realized what I read and had to come back >
  
  As a therapist I resonate with this statement, im often the only person that residents get to have a conversation with…