What is one event in ruth life where she cannot compensate

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Topic: Based on the text "It Shouldn't Be This Way: The Failure of Long-Term Care", answer the following prompt: Using SOC theory:

Question: What is one event (or period) in Ruth's life where she cannot "compensate"? What conditions do " optimization " not seem possible for her?

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