What will your last 10 years of life look like? Will you be sipping on a glass of wine beside your partner, or listening to the 'beeping' sound of a heartbeat monitor next to your hospital bed? According to the folks over at the Heart And Stroke Foundation Canada, with a little help, you can avoid the latter.
你的人生最后10年會(huì)是怎樣？是與伴侶一起暢飲美酒，還是聽(tīng)隔壁病床心跳監(jiān)測(cè)儀的“嗶嗶”聲？加拿大心臟及防治中風(fēng)基金會(huì)的這則公益廣告告訴你：只要一些小幫助你就能避免成為后者。

In their latest video campaign, the one-minute clip gives viewers a depiction of how the last 10 years of one's life could look, and how on average, Canadians spend this final decade in ill health. The heartbreaking story features an older man, living two types of lives: One, enjoying it with his wife and family, and the second, living in a healthcare facility.
在他們最近的宣傳片中，短短一分鐘的視頻為觀眾描繪出他們?nèi)松詈笫昴茏兊迷趺礃?，以及?shí)際情況下大部分加拿大人都會(huì)在病痛中度過(guò)的事實(shí)。這個(gè)令人心碎的故事講的是一位老人的兩種生活方式：前者，與妻子和家人享受晚年；后者，住在冰冷的醫(yī)院。

As the campaign says:
短片中說(shuō)的是：

What will your last ten years look like?
你人生中的最后十年會(huì)怎樣？

Will you be quick enough for a game of tag with your grandchild?
是手腳靈活地與孫子孫女玩捉人游戲嗎？

Strong enough to embrace every moment?
是身體強(qiáng)健擁抱每一個(gè)美好瞬間嗎？

Will you grow old with vitality?
是慢慢變老但還能充滿(mǎn)活力嗎？

Or get old with disease?
或者是老年時(shí)期疾病纏身？

It’s time to decide.
是時(shí)候做出決定了。

The average Canadian will spend their last ten years in sickness.
大部分加拿大人將在疾病中度過(guò)人生的最后十年。

Change your future at
來(lái) 改變你的未來(lái)吧。