Improper use of Medication
NEGLECT
PHYSICAL
SOCIAL
FINANCIAL
100

When motivation sleeps and your limbs feel like lead, what state are you in instead?

LETHARGY

100

When help exists but isn't near, no crutch, no brace, no aid is here. What am I?

LACK OF MEDICAL AIDS

100

Bruises bloom without a tale, cuts appear where memories fail. What am I?

UNEXPLAINED INJURIES

100

When caregivers must stay for all to hear, no whispers here, no secrets near. What am I?

CAREGIVER NOT ALLOWING PRIVATE COMMUNICATION

100

A paper appears, unfamiliar and new, with rules and terms you never knew. What am I?

CONFUSION ABOUT NEW LEGAL DOCUMENTS

200

My words may stumble, my sounds may slide, clear thoughts inside, but hard to confide. What am I?

SLURRING & INCOHERENCE

200

I’m the hollow gaze that seems to stare, a depth that's lost, a soul laid bare. What am I?

SUNKEN EYES

200

Though wounds are clear, I wave them away—“It’s nothing,” I insist, day after day. What am I?

DISSMISSIVE ATTITUDE ABOUT INJURIES

200

I retreat from the crowd, avoiding the noise, preferring silence, alone with my voice. What am I?

WITHDRAWL & ISOLATION

200

Money in hand, yet debts remain, ignored and piling, causing strain. What am I?

UNPAID BILLS DESPITE FINANCIAL RESOURCES

300

I’m the fog that clouds your mind, where answers hide and thoughts unwind. What am I?

CONFUSION

300

A painful mark, left too long, where pressure lingers, something’s wrong. What am I?

UNTREATED BEDSORES

300

I vanish slowly, day by day, though I eat and live the same old way. What am I?

UNEXPLAINED WEIGHT LOSS

300

New footsteps echo, a change in the air, once empty space now shared with care. What am I?

CAREGIVER MOVES IN

300

A sudden dip, a rapid drain, funds vanish without clear gain. What am I?

WITHDRAWL FROM BANK ACCOUNTS

400

 Too warm, too cold—I'm dressed all wrong, for sun or snow, I don’t belong. What am I?

INAPPRROPRIATE CLOTHING

400

I steal your strength and slow your stride, with trembling hands you cannot hide. What am I?

 WEAKNESS

400

I’m the weight you cannot see, a shadow that clings silently. What am I?

DEPRESSION

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