I saw a netizen's self-report on the Internet: I am now serving a 90-year-old man, she does not have Alzheimer's, but she can't see people for 5 minutes, she will keep calling, who is it, who is it? Keep calling again and again, and won't be quiet until you sit back next to her.
If you take care of her person out of good intentions, that person will lose his freedom from now on, even if you go to pick up a courier, a short departure is regarded as unfilial to her.
People are old and their functions are degraded, **, and their mouths are gluttonous, and after eating, they can't immediately hold the and pull a crotch when they have a bowel movement. Then you resolutely refuse to wrap in diapers, and then you wipe her shit and wash her butt and pants every day after her mouth is hungry. I had to get up four or five times a night to serve the elderly to urinate.
Therefore, the old man is not dead as a thief, stealing the time, energy and life of the young man, and every day she lives, the young man who serves her will have a short life of a month. Other netizens left messages below the comments, your parents also took care of you like this when you were young, so do you think babies are a burden? What do you think about this? Those things that accompany the elderly.