In many societies , elderly people often live in retirement homes. This is not appropriate because families should always care for their aging members. Do you agree?

Nowadays, it is not uncommon to find geriatrics living in old age homes. Some people doesn't mind doing the same,
however
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others including myself d
oes not support
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do not support
this
notion.
Firstly
, It is one's moral duty to take care of his parents and grandparents who have left no stone unturned in making their wards'
life
better.
In other words
,t
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hey have worked so hard and have endured sufferings all their
life
just to give their offsprings happy and stable
life
.S
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o now when they need us at
this
tender age to give love and support, we should not back off.
Moreover
,
i
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f we look at the downsides of keeping pensioners in o
ld folk's
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an old folk's home
the old folk's home
home
, Not only they will have resentment as their children left them in
this
home
but
also
they will feel isolated
.
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.
This
may lead to depression and ultimately
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,
deteriorate their overall health. In some communities
,p
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eople sending their older members of family at rest homes are often looked down upon by society,
this
also
means that it’s not a
cceptable thing
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an acceptable thing
to do.
Secondly
, having e
lderly person
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elderly people
an elderly person
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at
home
has proven to be b
oon,
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a boon
as they can share their hard earned experience with posterity and inculcate values in them as well
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Furthermore
, juveniles of the
home
always feel showered with love and affection by their grandparents and vice a versa.
In addition
to
this
,
o
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,
lderly
advanced in years; ('aged' is pronounced as two syllables)
elderly
people can take care of
home
while other members of the family a
re out as locked houses always attract
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always out as locked houses attract
are out as locked houses always attracting
are out as locked houses always attracted
have out as locked houses always attracted
are out as locked houses always attract
thieves. To conclude, there are plausible factors supporting the view that geriatrics should not be kept in old age homes to have a happy and healthy
life
, It’s a win -win situation for all the members of the family
then
.

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