Was typing while you were posting DSL. Looking back, you must be so thankful that you were able to spend so much time with your DH. Being able to rent that bungalow must have been a blessing. What a great arrangement.
For many, a relative going to a care home or nursing home produces feelings of guilt even when you know that they can no longer manage, and/or it isn't safe for them to be there.
I remember my mum crying when my gran eventually went into a care home. She'd always said she'd rather be dead, and made mum promise it would never happen but unfortunately there was no other option.
She spent the last 6 months of her life there and all the stress and anxiety she'd been experiencing just fell away. Not worrying about paying bills, what she was going to eat and keeping her home up to spec had become increasingly stressful and she no longer had to think about any of it.
We visited her as often as we could which meant someone would go at least once a week. We got to know those who had been literally abandoned, who never had a visitor and it was so sad.
whats the oldest you can hire a car?
Do you get emotionally attached to the plants in your garden ?
Only 50% of middle age adult manage more than 1 brisk 10 min walk a month.


we deserve better and they should know better.
I don't know what to say. It's a good job you weren't there.
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don't know if I'll be joining in depends on whether I feel like making a fool of myself.
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or two to get rid of any inhibitions.
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