home care
From where i grow up, taking care of our elders is a tradition. Grandparents and old relatives stay with families and not in care centers. In other countries, old folks choose to live on their own or in care centers. It's probably just a matter of what is being accustomed. A few of my friends and former colleagues are now living abroad. They say that they will still come home and retire here and that there's nothing like home. Well, i couldn't agree more. But if anything, they still have other options too. They could stay in care centers or homecares. The people in these facilities may not be your own family but they're run by health workers who are more versed in taking care of older folks especially the sick. There's this homecare in Grand Rapids Michigan famous for its superb service. I should tell my friends in Michigan about this. I'm not sure how far is this from Southfield. It just came to my thoughts since two of my colleagues are in Michigan right now for a temporary assignment.
6 pink thoughts:
Ylan,I am working in a care center with demenz patient- and you are right,here in Germany is more that the older family are in care centers, I usually don´t like it- but mostly it´s better then they stay alone !Care Centers have the personal to take the time and care about old peoples..I think,it´s a good way!
Have a great week -
Hugs Sabine
Cuteboo - yeah, care centers can be advantageous though... personnels are trained to care for older folks especially those that are sick.. so it's better than they stay at home with family who barely have time...
this is the reason i'm saving like crazy right now so when dementia takes the better of me, adto dayon kos nindot nga healthcare.
Splat - ingni ra mi asa dapit, at least basin maduaw pa ka namo bah, or basin magkitakita ra ta didto haha! simbako!
dili na ta magka-ila ana, ylan... kay gi-anog-ango naman ta... hek hek hek
splat - haha mao! mayta makamao pa ko muopen sa akong blog, basin makadumdum ta pinaagi sa mga pictures hahaha!
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