 
 <prompt> text: ```Marjorie Baer dey joke about her retirement plans. She no marry and no get pikin, but she no plan to dey alone--she and all her single friends go move enter one fictional house wey she call Casa de Biddies. Instead, Baer come get terminal brain cancer when she dey 52. But just as she hope, her friends and family provide her with love and care reach the end.

Ballance na only the first of Baer's friends wey become her unofficial caregivers. With her brother Phil Baer from Los Angeles, dem arrange how dem go dey watch over their friend and allow her keep some of the privacy and independence wey she dey hold dear.

Baer's good friend Ruth Henrich carry Baer go doctors' appointments and help her handle all the aspects of life --answering machines, TV controls, and even phone numbers. After Henrich send out email request, group of volunteers sign up to dey carry Baer go and come from radiation therapy. Others for Baer's circle offer their own talents: A nurse friend help Baer figure out how she go fit get wetin she dey due from Social Security and her disability insurance; a lawyer pal help Baer with her will; partner wey be accountant take over her bills when she no fit manage them again. "There dey this odd sense say the right person always show up," Ballance talk. Their arrangement work well well.

Unmarried women na one of the fastest-growing groups for America; experts dey worry about how care-giving go dey managed for them as dem dey age. If the experience of Baer's friends na guide, _ . E don dey make am possible to create communities of caregivers wey fit get only one thing in common: the person wey need their help. On personal "care pages" wey dem set up through services like Lotsa Helping Hands, friends and family members fit post list of tasks wey need to be done, volunteer to do them, and dey updated on the person's condition. As Baer's cancer dey progress, for example, her friends set up one page for Yahoo! where people fit sign up to deliver meals or run errands.

Catherine Fox, one of the friends wey dey there when Baer die, dey deeply affected. "E dey so comforting to know say if you dey willing to ask for help, the generosity of family and friends fit be phenomenal. E make me feel secure and hopeful to know say help dey there when you need am."

Based on the article and the following list of answers, write a list of questions.

1. 52
2. unknown
3. no
4. friends
5. her brother
6. Ruth Henrich
7. unknown
8. a lawyer pal
9. she was deeply affected
10. accountant friend

Numbered questions:``` <response>: ```1. How old Baer dey when she get cancer?
2. How old she be when she die?
3. Her pikin dem help am?
4. Who help am?
5. Who be Phil Baer?
6. Who dey carry am go doctor and hospital?
7. Anybody else?
8. Who help am with legal mata?
9. Wetin Catherine Fox do?
10. Who help am with payments?``` 