Dementia is constantly increasing in Japan

[Taro Toporific]

RAILWAY ACCIDENTS CAUSED BY DEMENTIA INCREASING IN JAPAN
Tokyo Times | 2014jan15
Japan’s concern is growing as the number of railway accidents caused by dementia patients is constantly increasing.
The local media reports that at least 149 accidents involving people suffering – or suspected of suffering – from dementia, have occurred in the last eight years. Many patients suffering from dementia are not aware of the danger posed by railway tracks after wandering away from the people who take care of them...
...In August 2013, the family of a 91-year-old dementia patient who was killed by a train had to pay a Japanese railway company approximately Y7.2 million to compensate the company for loss of earnings.
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[matsuki]

Dementia is constantly increasing in Japan indeed...



Boss's mother finally got sent to a home after wandering away from the home barefooted for the 3rd time.....trouble is, just like daycare, there is far more demand than there are facilities, allowing the facilities to pick and choose who they accept and rape on the cost. (while overworking and underpaying staff) Those Indonesian workers don't sound so bad now, do they?

[IparryU]

I mentioned that early but mi thinking was too FG rosey apparently... Fuck of a lot better than news about spy caming bung holes so they don't have to clean up shit.

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[Coligny]

Speaking of which...

Whar's Greji at ?

[J.A.F.O]

Neighbor's grandmother is pushing 100.... and still surprisingly sharp.

[IparryU]

Neighbor's grandmother is pushing 100.... and still surprisingly sharp.

did you hear goat moans recently?

[J.A.F.O]

Nah... I don't have the good fortune of living close to Greji. Kinda wish I did actually, haven't had a good Feta Cheese Pizza in about a decade.

[Coligny]

Neighbor's grandmother is pushing 100.... and still surprisingly sharp.

did you hear goat moans recently?

Zombie goatZ !? Shit, it's jumping species...

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[J.A.F.O]

no reach around?

[Samurai_Jerk]

This is a short NPR report about how Japan is handling it's aging population. Not much new here but these numbers did catch my attention.

MARTIN: Something else that goes along with an aging population, unfortunately, can be Alzheimer's, other forms of dementia. Is that a concern there?

JAFFE: Oh, definitely. You know how one of the symptoms of Alzheimer's, for example, is wandering, right? So in Japan last year, more than 12,000 people with dementia were missing long enough to be reported to the police. And while most were found alive within a week, nearly 500 were found dead and 150 were never found.

[Coligny]

Don't know if it's hillarious or terryfying...

Will stick with hillarious for now until I find my first dead or living dead gramps in the ricefield...

[Grumpy Gramps]

Old folks know instinctively, what's good for them. Taking a long walk through nature is way healthier than being handcuffed in a wheelchair in a dark corner of the basement of a "care home". Just let them be free for a little, no need to ensnare them and keep them "safe" all the time.

[matsuki]

[Coligny]

Ok... stop the press that shit is getting real. I went face to face in the parking entrance ramp of the local supermarket with 2 baba in their kshitoosha who decided that it was for them an exit and laughing aboot it all the way. entering 10 second earlier I would have crashed.

Moving bull bar on the top needed accessory list...

[Samurai_Jerk]

kshitoosha

[Samurai_Jerk]

Old folks know instinctively, what's good for them. Taking a long walk through nature is way healthier than being handcuffed in a wheelchair in a dark corner of the basement of a "care home". Just let them be free for a little, no need to ensnare them and keep them "safe" all the time.

Ummm... did you read the post that started this thread off?

[matsuki]

kshitoosha

kei jidosha = kei shito sha

[Coligny]

kshitoosha

come on d00d...

[Samurai_Jerk]

kshitoosha

come on d00d...

I thought it was some kind of Russian word.

[Grumpy Gramps]

Ummm... did you read the post that started this thread off?

Sometimes, it is best to go and get turned into Soylent Green, when you're still able to do so out of your own free will...

[Russell]

LOL. What movie is this scene from?

[Coligny]

LOL. What movie is this scene from?

It's the intro of Taro's seks tape... In the next scene you see Madame Taro fishing kettle out of the same river while wearing a knight armor decorated with Red Bull and DC shoes sponsorship sticker. Then it gets weird...

[matsuki]

No clue, just saw it on the interwebs and it reminded me of a demented granny at large.

[Grumpy Gramps]

A week or so after the FIL had died, uncle came by on his mama-chari and wanted to chat with him. He had attended FIL's funeral but forgotten all about it. So we had to give him the sad news again. This repeated itself about once or twice a week for quite a while and it became harder and harder for us not to laugh, when we had to give him the sad news yet again, even though, we really were sad...

[legion]

A week or so after the FIL had died, uncle came by on his mama-chari and wanted to chat with him. He had attended FIL's funeral but forgotten all about it. So we had to give him the sad news again. This repeated itself about once or twice a week for quite a while and it became harder and harder for us not to laugh, when we had to give him the sad news yet again, even though, we really were sad...

Sounds like he was missing his brother

[matsuki]

Bosses mother did that daily til they finally gave up and put her in a home. (though from the stories I heard, she was a stuck up cunt to them when she was all there) Couldn't help but laugh when they said she was waking up in the night and telling them there was a strange man sleeping next to her....the husband wasn't too patient with being called a strange man either.

[Buraku]

'Kill Japan's elderly? Cannes film probes chilling idea. "Plan 75" by Japanese director and writer Chie Hayakawa is based on a very real problem'
https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/2 ... lling-idea

'Plan 75' film competing in Cannes features Filipina actresses
The Japanese-Philippine-French collaboration movie tells the story of how a government program in Japan
https://www.gmanetwork.com/news/lifesty ... ses/story/

First trailer for Japanese Un Certain Regard title ‘Plan 75’ (exclusive)
Dystopian drama revolves around an imaginary Japanese government-backed euthanasia strategy
https://www.screendaily.com/news/first- ... 11.article

Murder the Japan elderly? Cannes film "Plan 75" by degenerate psychopath Jpn director and writer Chie Hayakawa
https://f24.my/8dwT

Kak stat zvezdoy
https://vimeo.com/24942970

'Land of the Living Dead'
viewtopic.php?f=11&t=29390

[Coligny]

It’s almost like they never heard of soylent green…