Elderly Cancer Patient Shamed by Judge Over Yard Maintenance

Published by:
Keisha Johnson

Reviewed by:
Alistair Vigier
Last Modified: 2023-05-09
A judge got mad at a cancer patient for not keeping the front of his house clean.
The judge asked why the man wasn’t keeping the sidewalk clean. The man responded saying that he has cancer.
The judge responded saying that it was shameful and that it was unfair for the neighbours.
Judge Shames Elderly Man
Our guess is that the son will have to keep the sidewalks clean for the father. There are of course ways to keep your sidewalk clean while having cancer.
Many judges are not very patient when it comes to excuses. They hear them too often, and often quickly shut them down.
See the video below, chances are that this judge will be in hot water.
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How Can Elderly People Take Care of Their Property?
As the years go by, caring for our property becomes an increasingly arduous task. As we age, physical limitations, health issues, and a multitude of other challenges make it difficult to keep up with maintenance and upkeep. The struggle can be overwhelming, but there are ways for seniors to take charge of the situation and ensure their property is well-maintained and protected.
One crucial way for elderly people to care for their property is by staying organized. A well-established system for keeping track of important documents, bills, and other paperwork is essential. For instance, a simple filing system can ensure everything is in order and easily accessible when needed.

Neat and tidy homes
In addition, keeping a clean and tidy home is imperative. Regular cleaning helps prevent the buildup of allergens that can aggravate respiratory problems. A neat and tidy home can also reduce the risk of falls and injuries.
To maintain the property, regular upkeep is vital. This involves checking smoke detectors, changing air filters, and inspecting appliances for signs of wear and tear. Staying on top of these tasks can prevent major issues from arising and avoid expensive repairs in the future.
Apart from regular maintenance, making necessary modifications to the home to meet changing needs is also essential. Installing handrails in the bathroom and stairways can help prevent falls, while a ramp in the front entrance can make entering and exiting the home easier. These modifications enable elderly people to maintain their independence and quality of life.
Judge Shames Elderly Person
In today’s world, elderly people are also susceptible to scams and fraud. Con artists prey on their vulnerabilities, and staying vigilant against scams is necessary to protect their assets. By staying informed and aware of common scams and frauds, seniors can better shield themselves against scams.
Statistics indicate that more than half of people over the age of 65 have disabilities. By 2030, that number is expected to increase to over 70 million. Furthermore, falls are the primary cause of injuries among the elderly. Every 11 seconds, an older adult is treated in the emergency department for a fall, and every 19 minutes, an elderly person dies from fall-related injuries.
What did you think of the judge who shamed the elderly man?
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