Confused Elderly Man Wanders Away From His Limousine,

treedancer · #1 (**permalink**) 07-04-2017, 10:19 PM

If that lemo were a snake it coulda bit tRump.

All joking aside better make sure gets Spence gets the nuclear codes just in case .

<Elderly rich white man gets confused about where his transportation is, kind young man shows him where to go and he safely returns home. Oh, did I mention that "elderly man" is Donald Trump? And that this isn't the first time he got confused and wandered off...same thing happened in Israel in May. Oh, and in April he wandered away from an executive order signing ceremony *before* signing the orders.>

<Just a reminder - this elderly, confused, utterly lost man remains in control of the largest military in the world and the nuclear codes.>

Confused Elderly Man Wanders Away From His Limousine, Remains In Control Of Nuclear Weapons | Crooks and Liars

waltky · #2 (**permalink**) 10-03-2017, 08:29 PM

Granny says, "Dat's right - dis gettin' old is gettin' old...

WHO: Good Health Care for Older Persons Falling Short Globally
October 01, 2017 — To mark the International Day of the Older Person, the World Health Organization is calling for a new, integrated approach to meet the health needs of an aging population.

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By mid-century, the World Health Organization reports one in five people in the world will be aged 60 or older. As people age, it says they are likely to be afflicted with numerous health problems.

WHO Department of Aging and Life Course Director, John Beard, says older people probably will have more than one chronic disease at the same time. He says knowing how to treat these complex conditions is challenging. “It has been demonstrated that integrated care that is already into a holistic system of the individual provides much better outcomes than just health services, which respond independently to a specific condition every time somebody presents with them. And, so one of the things we are trying to emphasize is the need to develop these systems of integrated care and chronic care,” he said.

Patients and their relatives play cards in a dilapidated service building at Yangjia Hospital in Wuyi County, Zhejiang Province, China

Ed Kelley is Director of the Department of Service Delivery and Safety at WHO. He personally identifies with a health system that does not comprehensively assess the problems of older persons. “If you take my own father, I have these parents we are dealing with — he is 90 years old, he takes 13 medications, he has got five doctors. None of them talk to each other. And, he is relatively healthy. That is a very typical situation for your average elderly person around the world,” he said.

The World Health Organization says the health of older people would improve if all ailments were taken into consideration when an individual seeks relief for one specific illness or disease. For example, chronic pain might be linked to an individual’s difficulties with hearing, seeing, walking or performing other activities.

https://www.voanews.com/a/older-peop...h/4051633.html

Lollie · #3 (**permalink**) 10-03-2017, 11:37 PM

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Originally Posted by waltky

Granny says, "Dat's right - dis gettin' old is gettin' old...

WHO: Good Health Care for Older Persons Falling Short Globally
October 01, 2017 — To mark the International Day of the Older Person, the World Health Organization is calling for a new, integrated approach to meet the health needs of an aging population.

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