PRESIDENT REAGAN'S life was one of power, influence and dignity. But not his death. Ten long years of illness and regression into senility. At the end, a lifetime of independence, accomplishment, and pride slowly eroded into absolute dependence, without memory or hope. And while we celebrate Reagan's life, the painful lesson of his death is that many of us at ... (Full Article: 771 Words)
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