In Britain, when someone gets old they often go to live in a home with other old people where there are nurses to look after them. Sometimes the government has to pay for this care. Who do you think should pay for this care, the government or the family? Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.

In many developed countries like Britain, the old citizens are sent to homes to leave with other aged people and they are looked after by nurses which is taken

care

of government rather than their family members. I would like to give my point of view in my

further

paragraphs.

To begin

with, t

oday both

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today, both

husband and wife go to earn their livelihood and are usually very busy working and children go to s

chools

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school

and are busy i

n

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with

their education.

Thus

the family does not get much time to spend with their aged member. Considering the medication and

care

required of them, they are sent to homes to be taken

care

of a very well trained nurse

that is

usually sponsored by the government as son and daughters may not be available at the time immediately when in emergency.

Furthermore

, Unlike to s

ome not

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some, not

all older people require more m

edication but

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medication, but

they do need a lot of attention and someone to take

care

of them. And considering them to be one in the family, it is the duty of their children to take

care

of their parents and pay for their medications e

tcetera.

Though most b

elive

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believe

that the home should be taken

care

by the government as they cannot be available in the time emergency and these o

ld

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older

c

itizense

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citizens, we

citizens we

citizens e

are part of

this

country and should be taken

care

by the nation itself. It is my opinion that the family is the most close to the aged so the is the responsibility of their children to take

care

of their livelihood.