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A 3 page paper describing artificially “aging” for a day to discover the problems of being elderly and still trying to remain active. The writer describes experiences of moving around and performing simple tasks with a towel rolled and taped around one knee; another at an ankle; and a paper towel between two fingers on each hand. Humbled after the day’s experience, the writer realized the problems that older people suffering these hindrances – as well as associated pain – naturally face in trying to remain active so that conditions do not deteriorate further. Bibliography lists 1 source.
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3 pages (~225 words per page)
File: CC6_KShlthStiffJts.rtf
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s-l-o-w. Sometimes I feel Im being rude by zipping past them on the street, in a mall or in the grocery store, but how is it anyone can move
that slowly and not fall over between steps? I hear a lot about older people falling and that some falls herald the beginning of the end; they probably wouldnt
fall as much if theyd just move a little faster. So now Ive been challenged to "walk a mile in their shoes" by
mildly and temporarily disabling some parts of my body. I will, of course, but I dont expect it to make any great difference in the way I get around
or the speed at which I move through public places. Artificial "Aging" My grandmother perennially complained about not being able to move well
through much of the day. She moved slowly too, and with great care during the morning hours and well into the afternoon. She said it was because she
was waiting for her "bones to loosen up," but I always secretly believed she was just waiting for the chores of daily routine to be finished before she would get
up and start moving around herself. I remember she would occasionally complain about stiff joints. She was affected every day, but to
her credit, she never said much about it; we had to hear it only occasionally. This experiment provided an opportunity to recreate some of my grandmothers complaints and their
resulting effects. I acquired a "stiff" knee by rolling a towel, wrapping it around and taping it in place. An ankle was
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