Our life after fifty

In our country, there are many elderly people who have reached the age of sixty or seventy. We can say that, according to their behavior, they do not enjoy life, but rather suffer from it. They suffer from physical ailments, emptiness of mind, and atrophy of the soul. They lost their goals, and the connection between them and their era was severed. They are in pain or complaining. When you look at one of these people when he is sixty, you feel that in terms of his vitality, he is considered dead and his burial has been delayed, and that his old age is a desert that does not contain freshness or flower.
The problem of aging is a group of health, psychological, and mental problems, but we believe that it is above all a psychological problem, because many elderly people grow old under delusion before they grow old. They suffer from emptiness and struggle with boredom. They feel contempt that it might not have been if they had found guidance, addressed their difficulties, and insisted on living without surrendering to defeat.