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1. Charity for Elders in Kurnool
Aging is inevitable, however, old age is optional. If we continue our day to day
activities without emphasising to our inner mind about our age, nay indeed even
counting our age, we can continue to be physically young. Most often, we start
physically deteriorating after we lose a sense of purpose and sit quietly thinking
that life has passed us by. It is a blessing to be a healthy, independent and

2. energetic 80-year-old, rather than one lives a restricted life, dependent on others
to get through each day
So, do we really have to be ‘old’?
Let us not say we are old; better to simply state our age. It is all about the state of
one’s mind. If we think we are too old to learn how to use a smartphone, or
computer, we will find it difficult to keep up with the rest of the world. Then, we
will fell frustrated and blame old age for not being able to keep up with
technology. But in reality, even a teenager had to first learn how to use the
Smartphone, and indeed, how to even text
Learn to cope with increasing years:
As we get older, we have to deal with insecurity, anxiety, isolation [especially in
the times of the pandemic], and apprehension.
We worry,
 Will we become disabled and bed ridden?
 How will the end of life approach ; will it be all alone in an ICU with
strangers all around or will it be peacefully at home and instant?
 Will we run out of money, and become financially dependent on others?
Sponsor A Destitute Elder Woman:
Elderly women who are poor and live alone or with dependent children find them
vulnerable, powerless and are neglected by their family or grown up children.
Many are too old or physically weak and thus unable to find work. They are forced
to beg, and are often homeless. These elderly women are widows or have been
abandoned by their husbands. Some have children, but the children live apart and
do not take care of their mothers. They do not have money for food, medical care
and other basic necessities
Donate Us:
https://serudsindia.org/coping-with-old-age/