Many elderly people are no longer looked after by their families but are put in care homes or nursing homes.What are the disadvantages and advantages of this trend?

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in past people loved to take
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of their grandparent whilst in the modern era
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the situation has drastically changed as now people send their relatives to
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houses
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The reason may be behind
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trend are financial problems and migration
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know, if
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anything, have
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merits, then
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definitely it will have demerits too.In the following paragraphs
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I will explore the both in detail. Looking
firstly
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at the positives
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by sending them into these
centers
an area that is approximately central within some larger region
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result
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results
in
there
of them or themselves
their
proper treatment
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,
no burden on their family and interaction with
same agemates
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the same agents
same agents
same arguments
.The significant advantage is that the proper
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of them in these hospitals as they provide all amenities that are good for
heath
a healthy state of wellbeing free from disease
health
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For instance
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having
lifts
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lifted
for them even elevators in these
places making
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places, making
their life more
convinient but
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convenient, but
convenient but
in homes they have to use use stairs.
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they can expand their love and knowledge to other people that are of
same agegroup
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the same age group
same age group
.By taking and enjoying with them automatically increase
their happiness which
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their happiness, which
inturn
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in turn
help them to
inprove
to make better
improve
their lives and
also
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no burden on families.
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if they live with their family
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may be they feel boar and sad
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due to hectic and busy
life style
a manner of living that reflects the person's values and attitudes
lifestyle
of
young generation
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the younger generation
younger generation
and not present most of time at home.
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centers
an area that is approximately central within some larger region
centres
help them to expand their
friendzone
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and
propercare
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proper care
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they face many things like
depression
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and loneliness due to the strong bond with their
families especially
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families, especially
with grand children that always
hurt
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hurt, then
then
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internaly
on or from the inside
internally
internal
as they miss
them
of them or themselves
their
heavily that result in
depression
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Moreover
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the sentiments with family is too precious and nobody can better take
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of
old
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older
people than their family members as they live with them for many years.A recent study in
london
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London
has revealed that 67% of old age people died due to lack of love thereby, endure from
depression
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. In conclusion
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although
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this
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trend
have
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has
some disadvantages like
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depression but
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depression, but
if
there
of them or themselves
their
loved one
meet
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meets
them weekly
then
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eventually will decrease their
depression
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level
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despite of that advantages have played
crucial role
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a crucial role
due to better treatment.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • Professional care
  • Medical attention
  • Trained staff
  • Social interaction
  • Combat loneliness
  • Safety and security
  • Relief for families
  • Loss of autonomy
  • Emotional impact
  • Cost
  • Financial strain
  • Quality of care
  • Neglect and abuse
  • Detachment from family
  • Mental wellbeing
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