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I think people who know the system abuse it

The hospital is Healthcare, not life care. By life care I mean, seniors should not be dumped by their families and refuse to pick them up. Hospitals are becoming more like “long-term cares.” The problem is they are old, not sick. People need to save for their retirement. Everyone is born, everyone dies. The cycle of life. I think there needs to be some help for seniors. But I think to many people avoided saving for life after Retirmemt. Retirmemt age should not be a number capped at 65, if someone wants to work to 75 and is healthy, we should let them. There should be protections, so families can’t steal seniors money. The money they have should be allocated for their Retirmemt, so they can live comfortably with what they have saved.

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