As time goes by also comes old age, that stage where we all experience many physical changes, which lead us to face many emotions, a process that involves us to accept our reality.

For an elderly person it is inevitable not to feel affected by the changes of life, he/she begins to suffer different episodes of sadness, anxiety, anger, fear and the impotence of not being able to do those important things that he/she could do when he/she was young.

Those of us who have had our grandparents close to us know the battle that one faces in old age, the complaints and the pain due to the years that do not come to their life in vain.

In the faces of those elderly people I could see the sadness of being isolated, abandoned in that place, many of them cried when they saw us arrive and kindly extended their arms to embrace us, longing for a sincere hug, the one that was denied to them by their family all this time.

Watching an old man cry touches your heart, a father and a mother who miss their family, their grandchildren, but because they are old people they had to live this destiny.

As you age, not only your appearance changes, but also your mental state can be affected by emotions, the nostalgia of remembering the past, the sadness of not being able to decide, the discomfort of not being able to walk fast because your body becomes slow to respond.