Do you ever make sure that elderly people are well in the winter?
By jugsjugs
@jugsjugs (12967)
5 responses
@lelin1123 (15594)
• Puerto Rico
30 Sep 09
When I lived in New York there was an old man we would check in on. However now in New Mexico there is really only one couple across the street from me but her daugher and son-in-law live next door to me. So they of course are always over helping out. Thank goodness we don't get winters like NY with their snow but it does get cold here and the wind at times is crazy. Its a nice and kind thing to do especially since we will all be there one day and would hope that someone would be looking out for us one day.
@celticeagle (176573)
• Boise, Idaho
30 Sep 09
There is a man in a wheel chair in my neighborhood that I help up and down the sidewalk. Also a man that goes for walks and I check on him too. He is pretty good at getting out but cann't get back in when he comes home sometimes so I help him then. I am out walking usually too and we converse and I just help him when he needs it. He doesn't say much. I think he has had a stroke. But he does smile or indicate what he needs with expressions and grunts. Both are very proud and I feel like I make them mad sometimes when I come to their aid. I try to just make a funny remark like the darn thing does that to me sometimes too or something to defray the current of the moment. The dears.
@doormouse (4599)
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30 Sep 09
no i don't but i suppose i should,most of the elderly people roound here have visitors nearly every day,so it does'nt really occur to me to check on them
@rosepedal64 (4188)
• United States
30 Sep 09

