高齢者の多くは、「人生の終末期には長く慣れ親しんだ場所で暮らしたい」と考える傾向がある。
Many elderly people tend to wish to spend the end of their lives in a familiar place where they have lived for a long time.
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The author, as a certified care worker, stated that most elderly people say they want to continue living in their current homes or wish to avoid hospitalization or admission to nursing homes, revealing that they frequently hear such opinions directly from the elderly themselves.
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It is also not uncommon for people to feel uneasy about their parents living alone in the future and decide to have them move in so they can live together.
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However, living in an unfamiliar environment without any acquaintances around may cause elderly people to feel suffocated or isolated.
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On the other hand, there are cases where moving into a nursing home changes daily life, reduces the familys caregiving burden, provides emotional relief, and improves the parent-child relationship.
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No matter where you live, the most important thing is the process of preparing for how you will spend the final days of your life.
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When considering the final place of comfort for the elderly, it is necessary to weigh whether to prioritize daily safety and security or to value freedom.
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Moving to a hospital or a nursing facility provides a sense of security through round-the-clock supervision, but it also comes with risks such as the restrictions of communal living and increased financial burden.
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Ultimately, every option has its advantages and disadvantages, and the best conclusion can only be reached after carefully considering the circumstances and wishes of the elderly person and their family, and having thorough discussions.
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It is likely that actively communicating ones wishes to family members and close friends while still healthy will help ensure a satisfying and ideal end of life.
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