[jet]

It really bothers me that some think if someone is 70 they can no longer look after themselves. Gary can walk, he has two good arms and just 2 years ago he was on celeb apprentice doing all sorts of tasks with a functioning brain. He's not sitting in a rocking chair dribbling ffs.
My wife's father is 83 and is frailer than Gary and insists on his independence as far as possible - and he still plays golf.
Gary should NOT be made to sleep outside, but he could help with some cleaning tasks, make tea etc and he certainly shouldn't need someone to flush the toilet after him.

[chuff me dizzy]

Originally Posted by jet

It really bothers me that some think if someone is 70 they can no longer look after themselves. Gary can walk, he has two good arms and just 2 years ago he was on celeb apprentice doing all sorts of tasks with a functioning brain. He's not sitting in a rocking chair dribbling ffs.
My wife's father is 83 and is frailer than Gary and insists on his independence as far as possible - and he still plays golf.
Gary should NOT be made to sleep outside, but he could help with some cleaning tasks, make tea etc and he certainly shouldn't need someone to flush the toilet after him.

70 is not old, far from it