| Burden with long-life |
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| Written by Wilfred Ling | ||||||
| Saturday, 09 February 2008 | ||||||
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During the chinese new year period, I got to know a relative who is already 60 years old. He himself is not at the pink of health having some chronic sickness and schedule to have some surgery. His own wife was a ex-cancer survivor and has fallen thrice and thus is “problematic” in her own right. But this is not all. His own mother and mother-in-law are already 90 years old. They are definitely far from healthy. Having all the illnesses in the world (including blindness), they require a full-time maid to help them. All these under the burden of a 60-years old man who has income below average. He secretly revealed that the long-lives of the two mothers are really a big burden. At 60 years old, he should be the year of financial independence, not financial burden. There is nothing one can do if one’s parents live “too long”. However, it is possible to help oneself not to be burden to others and to society. Here are some suggestions:
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