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Patience with others
Yes because in my community they help each other and that's what I love most about my city and where I live. They give people the upmost respect and he'll when everyone needs help.
St. Louis is my hometown, but sadly I would not recommend it as an age-friendly place to live. We have great restaurants, hospitals, and higher-education opportunities for seniors (often at a reduced cost), as well as a lower cost of living. However, the area is continuing to be further decimated by litter, crime, theft, neglect, and most tragic--the ongoing segregation and racism that has never truly been addressed. This has broken my heart, and while I live in a very progressive, ethnically-diverse area (by choice, I might add), I can no longer accept this ever-present neglect in its various forms. Our mass transit system remains in shambles, county residents are scared to come to the city for weekend/evening outings (crime), and our public school system is beyond embarrassing. Until/unless St. Louis City and County decide to deal with our legendary segregation and lack of not just equality but more important, equity, St. Louis is destined to remain a sub-standard city. Signed, Broken hearted in U. City, MO.
I took care of my disabled mother until she passed in 2022
I know this is my second calling to take care of the elderly