Analyze the scenario. Mr$.$ Aldridge recently turned $75$ and has been blind for $2$ years. He has trouble walking and is unable to cook for himself. His family told him that he needs to consider moving into an assisted living facility. Assuming Mr$.$ Aldridge previously purchased a taxqualified LTC insurance policy, is he considered chronically ill in terms of the number of activities $($ADLs$)$ of daily living he can do so as to trigger the benefits of the policy, and why or why not? Are his issues enough for him to qualify?