Heath and Caregiving

Heath and Caregiving
Using the provided resources, in essay form, please answer ONE of the following scenario questions. Your choice of which you would prefer to answer:

1. Suneetra, age 42, comes to talk with you. She is having problems in her marriage, and she is concerned about the viability of her relationship with her husband, Anil, age 50. They have been married for 12 years, and have two sons, ages 6 and 9. She feels, based on her current marital relationship, that 30 years from now, she’s sure she’ll be miserable with her husband. She comments to you that no couple can possibly be happy after spending so many years together, and they are bound to be “at each other’s throats”. What could you say to her, based on your understanding of various factors influencing healthy aging later in life?

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2. “Julie is 78-years-old and lives in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia. She came out as a lesbian to her family 4 years ago. She was married to a man for 25 years until his death from complications due to Parkinson’s disease 5 years ago. She was his caregiver for the last 7 years of his life. Julie is in good health, and she has been living with her current partner, Sharon, age 75, for 3 years now. Julie has 2 adult children (a son and a daughter) from her marriage who live in other provinces. They are supportive of her new relationship but do not see her often. Sharon also has 2 middle-aged daughters from her former marriage, who boths live in Nova Scotia. They had a difficult time with their mother’s coming out, but one of them is now close to Sharon while the other is not.
Sharon had been in excellent health until recently when she had a stroke that left her paralyzed on one side and unable to speak. Her prognosis for a full recovery is bleak, but her vital signs are excellent. Her doctor says that she could possibly live for a number of years with continuing functional impairment. Julie loves her partner, but she is struggling with the idea of spending many more years again as a caregiver. Julie doesn’t feel like she did a good job of attending to her own health the last time she was a caregiver, and she’s concerned about what the future will bring. Both of them are hesitant to ask for help from their children. What kind of issues are important to think about in terms of Julie and Sharon’s situation”
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