speech on"caring for elderly" in 100 words
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1. Accept that things have changed. When a parent starts in any way depending upon their child, a world has turned upside down. Be prepared for that radically new paradigm. Old roles may not apply; old methodologies may not apply; old emotionsmay not apply. Be prepared to work from—and write—a whole new script.
2. Take it slowly. Taking care of an elderly parent is generally a marathon, not a sprint. Don’t rush it. You and they both are in uncharted territory. Let the process reveal itself to you; to the degree that you can, let whatever happens unfold organically. As much as you lead what’s happening, follow it.
3. Expect nothing emotionally. At the end phase of their life, your parent might open up to you emotionally and spiritually; they might express for you the love that, for whatever reason, they haven’t before. But they also might not do that; your parent might even more tenaciously cling to their crazy. If as you care for your aging parent you bond with them in a new and deeper way, of course that’s fantastic. But going into caring for them expecting or even hoping for that to happen is to wade into dangerous waters. Better to have no expectations and be surprised, than to have your hopes dashed.
☆ Caring for elderly ☆
It is a moral duty of us to take care of the elderly. Being a responsible person we should know how to take care of old people. Our parents or elders sacrifice their golden days with a smiling face in shaping our life. During their old days, they also want support, love, and care from us. So we need to provide assistance to them during their old days. But unfortunately, today’s youths are seen ignoring their moral duties.
Some youths consider their parents a burden for them at their old days and prefer to keep them in old age homes. This is very unfortunate. One day when they will get old, they will understand the importance of elderly care.
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