Senior's mental health

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Let's take a look at

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Mr. Sad's story

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This is

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Recently, Mr Sad retired from his work.

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Mr. Sad had spent most of his life working hard, day in and day out. He had always thought that retirement would be a time of relaxation and joy.

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But as he approached the end of his career he realized that he had not saved enough money to live comfortably in his golden years.

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Mr. Sad had never been very good at making friends, As he got older, he found himself increasingly isolated from others.

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After Mr. Sad retired, his family moved to a distant city. This made him feel even more lonely and abandoned.

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He also has experienced significant losses in his life,

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including the death of his spouse and the only few friends he had.

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These losses have contributed to his feelings of sadness, grief, and loneliness.

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Mr. Sad has a medical history of chronic pain and mobility issues due to arthritis.

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His physical limitations have made it difficult to go out and engage in diverse activities with his friends and family.

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He has been diabetic for a few years and also has difficulties falling asleep

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which has a deeply negative impact on his cognitive, emotional, and physical health.

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It’s the whole story of Mr. Sad.

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In fact, he is not alone in his struggles.

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Many others are among the elderly population facing similar issues,

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with feelings of loneliness and mental and physical health problems.

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1.4 million

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94%

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It is crucial that we provide care and support to our elderly population.

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With this in mind, we can hope for more stories of Mr. Happy in the future

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where love and support bring about positive change in the lives of our seniors.

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Well We hope it's a happy ending Thank you for watching