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Aging and Medical Care explores the widening gap between lived experience and institutional medicine. As people age, care increasingly becomes standardized, rushed, and detached — often leaving individuals unseen within the systems meant to help them.
This essay questions how modern healthcare handles aging, autonomy, and dignity.
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Continue with Books & Essays
Books / Essays
The full collection of long-form writing examining history, institutional harm, and the consequences of power.The Truth About Slavery
Examining how slavery was renamed, reorganized, and absorbed into modern economies.Federal Scandals in Canada
A record of documented failures, accountability gaps, and institutional silence.The Truth About Sugar
How dietary sugar, medical messaging, and industry influence intersect with health outcomes.
Other work from LK & Friends
Other work from LK & Friends
Survivors’ Stories
Editorial writing centered on truth, harm, and institutional failure.Personal & Family Histories
Preserving real lives and lived experience before they’re lost.Feral Care Project
Education, advocacy, and direct support for feral and abandoned cats.
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