You are not the only one, and this has to be one of the most difficult things people will face in this life, dealing with aging parents.
I'm currently in the middle of a similar situation, and am the only sibling. Not having any experience or know how in regards to elderly people with health issues and being put in a situation you cannot walk away from, + the full time job with all the insanity associated, I've reached my breaking point. Add in the protection of assets with all its complications, it really makes you wonder why we use banks and how easy it is to have it all seized, and that's all of what a person worked for and saved. I'd like to say more about how I feel about this but I don't care to have some government official or likewise knocking on my door.
Not sure what to tell you, as in my situation, I had to let the impending train wreck happen. State police intercepted her and she was less than 24 hours away from being dead. They saved her life by making a good field call to have her brought to the E.R.
10 days in the hospital, and over 100 days in Nursing/Rehabilitation and has reached the plateau of rehabilitation, which means it's private pay. She is ok on pension and S.S., but can't stay where she is, and refuses to go to a place just up the road and 7 minutes from my house, that is within her income. I've already signed the lease and am now in the middle of this fiasco with very serious costs. You just cannot win when it comes to these situations.
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