Elderly Minds When Visitors Leave
The article addresses the situation of the elderly in care homes after visitors leave, where the oppressive silence transforms into a space filled with questions and silent psychological suffering. The elderly express their pain from the loss of familial warmth and live in an atmosphere of psychological alienation, often occupied with reading faces and interpreting gazes, reminiscent of their past memories in an attempt to reclaim a sense of belonging. The article highlights the community's and humanitarian organizations' responsibility to provide more meaningful presence and genuine psychological support for the elders’ longing and dignity, going beyond mere medical care.
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