Friday, February 20, 2009
LDH2BM - Break HW - Living Funeral Reflection
When i was writing this list of people i was thinking about who has helped me through my life, and all their teachings. I didn't think of who eased my pain but who taught me lessons of how to live, or how to do something at that moment in time, the ones important to give me life lessons which i was to dumb to realize at that time, not being able to see the true meaning behind the lesson and to incorporate it into how i live and progress to the future. looking at this list show how many different type of people i have come by and learned from, and how their views are all alike and all different in their own way. People usually put down their "closest" friends or family members, but i think that there is more than close friends from recient but they can be from long ago too.
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Answers to best questions about old folks? (Edited)
Old Folks and Social Interactions:
Best 10 questions
1.what % of old folks are sexually interactive?
approximately 53.3% of old people still have sex USA Today
2.can a old folk stay healthy and fit?
it is proven that old folks health is controlled by their control over their activities. it helps reduce their level of stress and increases their immune systems and nerves system Science AAAS
3.what % of old people try and regain their youth?
The majority, 55 percent, of older persons are women; among the over 80, having knowledge that both their youth and their age will be seen as a burden. Questia Journal Article
4.what are common life styles of old people?
A two- or three-factor combination of non-smoking, vegetable consumption, and social activity. Science Direct
5.what % of old folks still takes risks in their life?
not a total percentage is found, but a large amount old folks takes risk in passing HIV to others, iol
Lifestyle of Old Folks:
1.How much does a nursing home cost?
One year in a nursing home can cost between $26,000-$37,000. This is a cost per day of $71.00 - $101.00. The average stay is approximately two and one half years. Due to inflation, the rates are increasing an average of about 2%-5% per year. Find Law
2. What percentage of old people live alone?
63% of most women who live alone are 55 or older, 34% of men who live alone are 55 and older. BNET
3.What is old peoples place in society?
-Answer Unknown-
4.How does aging affect one’s mindset/perspective of the world?
One would want to reach for a higher education, like about "love". Article
5.How much money is spent on the last two weeks of life?
-Answer Unknown-
Medical Issues:
1.What percentage of old people get dementia?
23.4 percent CIND to 4.8 percent dementia for people 65 and older NIA(National Institute on Aging)
2.What is the most common illness among old people?
The six most common illnesses among old people, no particular order is given, are chronic lung disease, ischemic heart disease, stroke, lung cancer, pneumonia and gastrointestinal illness.
Medical News Today
3.What is the Humans Average Life Span?
The Average Life Span is about 77.5 Years Wiki Answers
4.What % of Old Folks don't tkae their medication?
About 40-75 Percent of old folks don't take pills at the right time Plueblo
5.What percentage of old people are disabled?
Around 26.5% of old folks over the age of 65 are diabled. That ranges from 1-2 Million old folks. Urban Institute
By taking questions from others and from my group, i see how finding the life syles of old people are harder and more opionated then medical and social interactions. By looking at all the different answers, some might be wrong or right depending on where to look, like if it is only in a small study, or in a certian area. Old folks are very generalized in this society and many people want to change them by making them "feel" younger and making them change their life syles or their minds.
Best 10 questions
1.what % of old folks are sexually interactive?
approximately 53.3% of old people still have sex USA Today
2.can a old folk stay healthy and fit?
it is proven that old folks health is controlled by their control over their activities. it helps reduce their level of stress and increases their immune systems and nerves system Science AAAS
3.what % of old people try and regain their youth?
The majority, 55 percent, of older persons are women; among the over 80, having knowledge that both their youth and their age will be seen as a burden. Questia Journal Article
4.what are common life styles of old people?
A two- or three-factor combination of non-smoking, vegetable consumption, and social activity. Science Direct
5.what % of old folks still takes risks in their life?
not a total percentage is found, but a large amount old folks takes risk in passing HIV to others, iol
Lifestyle of Old Folks:
1.How much does a nursing home cost?
One year in a nursing home can cost between $26,000-$37,000. This is a cost per day of $71.00 - $101.00. The average stay is approximately two and one half years. Due to inflation, the rates are increasing an average of about 2%-5% per year. Find Law
2. What percentage of old people live alone?
63% of most women who live alone are 55 or older, 34% of men who live alone are 55 and older. BNET
3.What is old peoples place in society?
-Answer Unknown-
4.How does aging affect one’s mindset/perspective of the world?
One would want to reach for a higher education, like about "love". Article
5.How much money is spent on the last two weeks of life?
-Answer Unknown-
Medical Issues:
1.What percentage of old people get dementia?
23.4 percent CIND to 4.8 percent dementia for people 65 and older NIA(National Institute on Aging)
2.What is the most common illness among old people?
The six most common illnesses among old people, no particular order is given, are chronic lung disease, ischemic heart disease, stroke, lung cancer, pneumonia and gastrointestinal illness.
Medical News Today
3.What is the Humans Average Life Span?
The Average Life Span is about 77.5 Years Wiki Answers
4.What % of Old Folks don't tkae their medication?
About 40-75 Percent of old folks don't take pills at the right time Plueblo
5.What percentage of old people are disabled?
Around 26.5% of old folks over the age of 65 are diabled. That ranges from 1-2 Million old folks. Urban Institute
By taking questions from others and from my group, i see how finding the life syles of old people are harder and more opionated then medical and social interactions. By looking at all the different answers, some might be wrong or right depending on where to look, like if it is only in a small study, or in a certian area. Old folks are very generalized in this society and many people want to change them by making them "feel" younger and making them change their life syles or their minds.
Monday, February 9, 2009
Questions about old folks
Old Folks and Social Interactions:
1.how common does an old person interact with a person around 15 years old?
2.what % of old folks are sexually interactive?
3.what % of old folks wear toupees?
4.how much do old people (not in a retirement home) interact with other old people?
5.what do old people do for fun?
6.what % of old people try and regain their youth?
7.are there different stages with social interactions?
8.what are common life styles of old people?
9.when do old folks give up on life and just stay at home?
10.can a old folk stay healthy and fit?
11.what % of old folks live to the cooperate culture expiation of them?
12.what % of old folks want to be truly young again after experiencing ageing
13.what % of old folks still takes risks in their life?
14.what % of old people try and adapt to the new "in"?
15.what % of old people try and bring in the "in" of their time to world?
1.how common does an old person interact with a person around 15 years old?
2.what % of old folks are sexually interactive?
3.what % of old folks wear toupees?
4.how much do old people (not in a retirement home) interact with other old people?
5.what do old people do for fun?
6.what % of old people try and regain their youth?
7.are there different stages with social interactions?
8.what are common life styles of old people?
9.when do old folks give up on life and just stay at home?
10.can a old folk stay healthy and fit?
11.what % of old folks live to the cooperate culture expiation of them?
12.what % of old folks want to be truly young again after experiencing ageing
13.what % of old folks still takes risks in their life?
14.what % of old people try and adapt to the new "in"?
15.what % of old people try and bring in the "in" of their time to world?
Sunday, February 8, 2009
Paragraph of what i think about old folks:
Through my perception i think old folks are different in many ways to each other and to the newer working generation. I feel that old folks are posed as smelly, cranky, and annoying of how they talk about the old days, but old people are more than that, even though some might be. Some old people want to be alone because they have noting to live for and they are old what they never really wanted to reach in their lives. some old folks are very caring and try to make the best of their lives by teaching other about what they went though. Some old folks try and adapt to the new "in" while others try and change that "in" and bring back the "old". Old folks interact with others in different ways but never always the same, it could be with other old folks, people in their neighborhood or the common place where they do, event heir family frequently show how old folks interact with others. Old folks have different perspectives in life but not just one in my eyes.
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
Questions for old people: (edit with-) interview with old people
Questions i would ask an old person about a good and meaningful life:
1. What do you think is a good and meaningful life?
2. How has your perspective changed throughout time, of what you care about?
3. Do you think society has changed for the better? Why, and if not how can we change that?
4. Do you think you experienced a lot in your life? How meaningful was your experience? Why?
5. If you can change something in the past or present to make your life better, what would you change? Why?
Possible people to interview:
>-My Dad<
-My Grand Father/Mother
-My Grand Ma
Interview with my dad!(2/5/2009 12:07am)
1. "success and being polite, and success in my career, and also my family is happy is what i think is meaningful."
2. "always the same perspective over the time"
3. "of course society didn't change for the better because life is harder and harder, and making life is not easy right now."
4. "of course yes because i been going to experience more then one cycle, down turn and up turn on the economics. Even though i have experienced a lot of different things, i still try my best to provide the best for my family, and i believe if you think you can do it you can."
5. "i would prefer if i can change to put more time in my school work, so when you have education you can have a better future, then my life wouldn't be so difficult right now."
Interview with my Aunt!(2/8/2009 6:05pm)
1. "Have a happy family, that keep in touch, shares ups and downs. Be joyful and healthy.
2. "I realize how much education is important toward the future. If i have a change i would like to start over again. that would give me a better career, of course."
3. "weeeeeeeeellllllllllllllllllllll... to me not really, to me it is about the same, it has up and downs , some times its good and some times is bad, it depends on what year."
4. "I don't think i have experienced enough, i would want to fast more challenges, so i could accomplish more."
5. "Like i said i would like to start my education again, and i would want to raise my children in a better neighborhood."
Interview with my Uncle!(2/8/2009 10:19pm)
1. a decision human being that is helpful in society, you got to be a good example to other people, that's why i try to be a example to others, that's what i think is a good and meaningful life. try and change some people to change their lives that is a meaningful thing.
2.well as time go by, material stuff is not important anymore, as you grow older u lean that M stuff is not important any more, how you care about your family is more important,
3. uhh... society is not change for the better, you have to be, people have to be, you have to show or do some good deed to change someones life, you have to show an example to make people lives better.
4. well... i would say i experienced a lot, you learn that life is most important, whats important to you, to learn from your mistakes and never look back. look forward to the future. i mean i think everything teaches a lesson, and learn from your experience.
5. i guess i would try tiffent things and study something i would like but normally wouldn't change tings but i would if i could.
1. What do you think is a good and meaningful life?
2. How has your perspective changed throughout time, of what you care about?
3. Do you think society has changed for the better? Why, and if not how can we change that?
4. Do you think you experienced a lot in your life? How meaningful was your experience? Why?
5. If you can change something in the past or present to make your life better, what would you change? Why?
Possible people to interview:
>-My Dad<
-My Grand Father/Mother
-My Grand Ma
Interview with my dad!(2/5/2009 12:07am)
1. "success and being polite, and success in my career, and also my family is happy is what i think is meaningful."
2. "always the same perspective over the time"
3. "of course society didn't change for the better because life is harder and harder, and making life is not easy right now."
4. "of course yes because i been going to experience more then one cycle, down turn and up turn on the economics. Even though i have experienced a lot of different things, i still try my best to provide the best for my family, and i believe if you think you can do it you can."
5. "i would prefer if i can change to put more time in my school work, so when you have education you can have a better future, then my life wouldn't be so difficult right now."
Interview with my Aunt!(2/8/2009 6:05pm)
1. "Have a happy family, that keep in touch, shares ups and downs. Be joyful and healthy.
2. "I realize how much education is important toward the future. If i have a change i would like to start over again. that would give me a better career, of course."
3. "weeeeeeeeellllllllllllllllllllll... to me not really, to me it is about the same, it has up and downs , some times its good and some times is bad, it depends on what year."
4. "I don't think i have experienced enough, i would want to fast more challenges, so i could accomplish more."
5. "Like i said i would like to start my education again, and i would want to raise my children in a better neighborhood."
Interview with my Uncle!(2/8/2009 10:19pm)
1. a decision human being that is helpful in society, you got to be a good example to other people, that's why i try to be a example to others, that's what i think is a good and meaningful life. try and change some people to change their lives that is a meaningful thing.
2.well as time go by, material stuff is not important anymore, as you grow older u lean that M stuff is not important any more, how you care about your family is more important,
3. uhh... society is not change for the better, you have to be, people have to be, you have to show or do some good deed to change someones life, you have to show an example to make people lives better.
4. well... i would say i experienced a lot, you learn that life is most important, whats important to you, to learn from your mistakes and never look back. look forward to the future. i mean i think everything teaches a lesson, and learn from your experience.
5. i guess i would try tiffent things and study something i would like but normally wouldn't change tings but i would if i could.
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