Is Senile Dementia an Insanity or a Madness? A Moral Question to Hospital Apparatus

Person who is 82 ages usually has a mentally confused or behaving strangely because of old age. This condition is well-known as senility. He has lain on a bed at home without well memories to remember or exact words to say what he means. Sometimes he has spoken what has been misunderstood kindly, and sometimes he has gotten sick. Accordingly, insanity is a state of being mentally ill categorised as being outside normal (sorry), although senility is caused by old age.

The question is is senility an insanity or even a madness? The treatment of ours that is claimed as normal categorises old person is be the same as mentally illness person. Where is rightly humanity if hospital apparatus act be inhuman? Old person with senility is totally not a man with madness. Moreover even mad people are human too.

During Middle Ages, binary opposition between normal and abnormal has been rising and institutionalising as prison. Humandkind has to think what the truth or not is, yet they also must be fair in practice what is gained from that truth. In sociological views, binary opposition is constructed by common logical fallacies. None of all asocial problem has to be treated by medical technique. "Let it be my bussines. Do your duty to treat his body medically instead."

Or we are treated like that only because they look us up and down like we have no guarantee to pay them?