2.  There are a lot of elderly people who live
by themselves and cannot take good
care of themselves due to old age or
illness. This makes it hard for them to live
their daily lives.

3.  The elderly gets lonely sometimes, so try
to visit them often.
 Health is important for the elderly.
 Over half of those who are over 75 live
alone.
 The elderly get very high blood pressure.
 Some elderly have difficulties hearing;
some of the elderly can’t hear as well as
others.

4.  4 out of 5 elderly people face limiting
conditions or illness such as heart
disorders.
 130,000 elderly people are killed each
year.
 20% of the populations are over the age
of 75-79 years.
 11% of the population are over 70-74
years of age.
 43% of elderly woman lived alone.

5.  As people grow older, their body starts to
slow down, and then they are not able to
do as many things as they use to be able
do.
 When the elderly gets sick, their body starts
to get weak, and they can die.
 The elderly can rarely go anywhere, so they
get lonely and they get sent to a retirement
home.
 The elderly can’t do a lot of things around
the house because they get sick often, they
are not as strong.

6.  The are a lot of things you can do
playing board games, looking at the old
pictures, or cooking some thing together.
 Doing chores or just talking to them will
make them happy too.
 If you are far away from them then you
can call them.

7.  As people get older their body starts to
get weak and they are not able to do as
many thing as they can when they were
younger.