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Catch up, this isn't the 19th century where people actually cared about blood relations more than friendships, we have gotten wiser in this time on that matter thankfully. Also, counseling is not "treating someone like a child" ... it is showing a concern for their wellbeing, many adult go to counseling for many reasons, you get counseling every medical decision you make (or should), you get counseling when you go to court, you get counseling when buying a house ... nothing wrong with giving counseling to someone who is nearing death or at an age in which the body naturally degrades, which is why we were not designed to live past 80 really. You are being naive. The world is not so black and white, and never has been.
Thankfully we've gotten wiser? That's not wise that is just plain warped.
Yes, we all get "counseling" for those kinds of things, we pay for them. We also pre-plan so that we don't become burdens for our descendents.
*puts on Little House on the Prarie bonnet*
Family is and should always be important.
I agree. I don't have a friend or relative that doesn't have family or someone that would watch out for them. Of course, if while raising your kids you are a jerk, remember that when the end 'rolls around.' Certainly not fool proof, but in the main, decent parents have decent children.
Even when they have crappy ones, the family (at least all the ones I know) still take care of them.