More seniors aged 65 and older are taking care of other seniors, creating growing caregiving challenges. Disabilities, financial concerns, and mobility limitations make daily support more difficult. The situation is examined through seven seniors who provide care to other seniors and follow their day-to-day routines. Comic illustrations present the caregivers’ stories and draw attention to their lived experiences. A running clock appears with each story, tracking time as the day progresses. The schedules remain central, keeping attention tied to what happens throughout the day and how care unfolds over time.
"An aging population means more seniors 65 years and older are taking care of other seniors. This grows more challenging with disabilities, financial concerns, and mobility. The Straits Times looked at the situation through the lens of seven seniors caring for other seniors and their daily routines."
"The comic illustrations pull you in to these people's stories. I like the running clock on each as you move through the day and stay tied to the schedules."
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