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Answered a similar question below. It's equally crazy to me that people wouldn't immediately understand the elderly having quality of life issues. A few that
by nervousvarun 3y ago
Answered a similar question below. It's equally crazy to me that people wouldn't immediately understand the elderly having quality of life issues.
A few that came to mind:
-chronic pain
-immobility (walkers/wheelchairs etc)
-mental decline (senility)
-loneliness as you say (possibly addressed by mental decline but it's often cited as a major issue for the elderly)
-exponential medical costs
There's probably a lot of other reasons as well I'm sure. What a drag it is getting old.
- zingababba 3y agoYeah a married retired man down the street from me OD'd on pills ~10 months ago, what I heard is it was because of his chronic health issues.