Show respect to your elders, parents, friends, relatives, workers, people in authority, and yourself. To respect someone is to care about their overall well-being. Do not make fun of people. You may have the same problem yourself someday. Remember the Golden Rule: Do unto others as you would have them do.
Be a kind and compassionate caregiver. You will have a caregiver take care of you sooner than you think. Do not hit or abuse people that cannot fend for themselves. Never hit or harm anyone. It is inexcusable. Please ensure they are dry overnight, have water, and are fed. Do not let someone lay in bed wet all night long just because they cannot fend for themselves anymore. If you think you control that situation, you are a sad excuse for a human being and a sick and sadistic person.
Do not let someone lay or sit around in pain and do nothing. Try to make someone as comfortable as is humanly possible. If they can not lift an arm to feed themselves, feed them. Help them take a shower and remove their clothes carefully. Never get rough with a sickly person who depends on you for care and their healthy being.
If you break something that belongs to someone, admit that you broke it and replace it ASAP. Treat babies, children, and adults respectfully and teach them to respect others.
How you treat others speaks volumes about your character and the kind of person that you indeed are. If you enjoy watching, someone suffers, you have many serious issues. Show compassion, love, respect, care, and the utmost respect when you care for someone who can no longer care for themselves because of an unforeseen illness.
Be one of God’s good stewards and help protect and care for those who cannot care for themselves anymore.
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