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This!!!Unfortunately, youth is wasted on the young!!! ![]()
Unfortunately, youth is wasted on the young!!! ![]()
I think it also may be because of language differences. An expression like "assisted living" has been interpreted as being connected to machines to keep him alive in several other forums.I have a feeling that people made assumptions without knowing the whole story. "Assisted living" can be scary if you've never been to one, but in my day job I visit plenty of people who live happy healthy lives in assisted living. Sometimes it's a way station to return back to the life you led before - more like a rehab place, where you get the physical therapy you need. Sometimes it's the "new normal" and you don't expect to go back to your previous residence/lifestyle. Hopefully it's the former and the dire posts were just incorrect assumptions based on limited information. I certainly wish him the best no matter what happens!
Yes, I know that, but not everybody in all other countries knows that.Assisted Living isn't an ”expression.”It's very self-explanatory It's a place that someone goes who needs ”Assistance Living.” In other words, they need help with daily activities. They don't give medical treatment there But they will get you appointments and transportation with and, to your doctor, and make sure that you have and take your medication. ( they won't prescribe it) There are levels of care. Some people require more care than others. Like help bathing, and eating. Some people just need help cleaning and cooking and shopping for food, etc. People with conditions or diseases like dementia and Alzheimer's, don't necessarily need medical care. They need supervision and ”assistance with living” in order to do their daily activities. This is often an option that's taken when family members no longer feel they can do it themselves. This is also true in cases of strokes. Although a persons condition may be stable, and they don't require medical treatment aside from medication, the stroke may have caused partial paralyzation, making it difficult for them to feed themselves or take a shower. When medical treatment is required on a daily basis, they no longer can live in an assisted living facility. So maybe this is just temporary for Anthony. Let's hope so!!! And living there doesn't necessarily prevent him from playing. It depends on whether or not the stroke caused paralysis that prevents this!! There can also be other emotional and psychological factors like depression, that can affect this![]()