Leftovers Page #2
- Year:
- 2017
- 70 min
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"Bye."
- One of the challenges
about aging is, in fact,
making sure that you
are properly nourished
when you do get older, so
that we can remain healthy,
we can remain in our own homes.
I don't know anybody in my
lifetime who's ever said,
"I can't wait to get old so
I can be in a nursing home."
- We're concerned about
the older person's safety,
But sometimes we forget
And by placing them in an
assisted living facility,
or looking at some
type of nursing care,
we're restricting their
ability, their autonomy.
- [Seth] Where do you think
you would be physically,
if you didn't have a meal
delivered to you everyday?
- Well, I certainly
wouldn't be at home.
I would be in some institution
or a hospital of some kind,
where I wouldn't be
living my own life.
It makes life something
that I can look
forward to every day.
I feel that life has
still a lot to offer me.
- [Seth] Meeting Carla
was a great experience,
but I knew if I was
gonna give any legitimacy
to this documentary, it meant
that I had to get out of LA.
In doing my research, I
learned about this guy
who runs a food bank and
delivers meals during the day,
but at night is a headbanging,
heavy metal drummer.
I mean, this could not be
any more of a departure
than if I had
scripted it myself.
So I knew I had to get
up to Marin County,
because this could
be interesting.
(heavy metal music)
Do you think it's important
for people to be able to stay
in their homes, versus, say,
going to like a nursing home?
- I think so.
Some people, their entire
existence is what went on inside
that household, as their
families grew up and grew out.
Some of the people we serve
have been in their houses
since they first got married.
They still have the
markings of the doorframes
where their kids were
and then 14 years old,
and then you see some
of their grandkids
listed there as well.
It's a measurement of
success for their own life
that they get to stay there,
because this is what they
that's what they paid
And don't tell them that they
don't belong in their own homes.
- There have been a number
of studies that have looked
at older adults that have moved
into assisted living facilities,
senior nursing homes,
and once the move is made
and they move out of their
own home, and they are now
kind of separated
from their community,
from their neighborhood,
from their neighbors,
from the familiarity
of their surroundings,
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