“It’s hard when you see an older person making poor choices and decisions. But if that person is cognitively intact, you can’t force them to do what you think they should do,” said Anne Sansevero, president of the board of directors of the Aging Life Care Association, a national organization of care managers who work with older adults and their families. “They have a right to make choices for themselves.”
Being older is about revenge for all those times the kid said "No, I'm not going to listen to you and I'm going to make this bad decision no matter what you say!"
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