In many countries, people are not taking care of their elderly relatives but seeking help of professionals to look after them. Do you think this is a positive or negative development? Describe your views and give examples from your own life.

Ageing is a natural process, by which all human beings pass. Taking help of
caregiver
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the caregiver
has become common nowadays. People use their services in order to take
care
of their family members and relatives. To hire a professional to take
care
of older adults, and shelter homes for them should be considered as a positive development. Hiring professionals for older adults is becoming necessary in the recent century. At
this
age, most people suffer from
different kind
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different kinds
a different kind
of social and medical issues, like loneliness, depression, guilt,
overthinking
and another kind of medical problems like diabetes, BP, heart problems and neurological issues. They think in
such
type of
satuations mild
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situations, mild
situations mild
negligence can lead to a bigger problem.
For example
, for the
paralyzed
affected with paralysis
paralysed
patient in developing countries, it's impossible for a family member to give them proper
care
and attention. They always need some professionals to provide them with appropriate
care
. In, old age houses, all facilities are available
such
as an adequate diet with
care
and substance to keep them busy. But there are mild adverse effects as
well which
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well, which
can not
can not
cannot
be overlooked. In
this
age, older people want love,
care
and attention from their families. They
can not
can not
cannot
trust anyone else. They want to share their experiences and memories with their people And if the family is unable to give them enough time they may be suffering from more anxiety. In 2007, a research published by Asian times showed that recovery rate among older people who are fully supported was higher,
than
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then
people living in nursing homes. In conclusion, I firmly believe that the positive effects are more than adverse effects. We were living in the 21st century, and all of us are dealing with our problems. So, in
this
busy schedule, proper
care
, time and attention cannot be provided to them.
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