Dr. Ruth just had a minor stroke. The hospital’s running tests. Affected was the left side of her brain which controls the right side, like the arm’s movement.
Savvy creatures.
— Duke University, Duke tobacco — passed away at 80. Homes everywhere — Hawaii, Newport, Beverly Hills, New York. Companion? A butler who trickled into a confidante, keeper of the flame, the phone, the friends — the caregiver.Heiress Doris Duke’s caregiver was a close confidante.To prevent break-ins, locks were on every window. Chains rumbled over each at night — same way jewelers protect their frontage. Why? I own Doris’ apartment. After her death I bought it.
When a haul-my-trash-to-the- dumpster gopher rises to chief of staff they’ve heard, seen and know everything. Even how often you hit the john. They take over. A helper was given a thank you sweater. The caregiver later removed it with: “You can’t have this. It’s too expensive.”One housekeeper almost kept the whole house. Wore shorts in summer. Sat in the dining room with guests. Involved herself in family decisions.Their answer could be: “Just trying to help with whatever might be needed.” Real answer? No one may hear, know, see or smell what’s behind closed doors.
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