I was in Australia and visiting a relative, an elderly uncle living in a retirement home in Melbourne. The visit was an eye-opener. I realised that many countries are building places to live for older people with all facilities. This home had a clubhouse, an age-friendly swimming pool, a very good library and residences which were modest by Australian standards but very comfortable and clean with excellent facilities. The home was also disabled-friendly.
My uncle has a pet dog named Bimby, a Jack Russell, and they adore each other. The home has a facility for giving the. . .
