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[quote=Anonymous]It’s not going to get better. There are some very nice multi-step elderly housing programs that can improve their quality of life. I’ve got a family member in one of the Erickson Living homes and it honestly is a very nice place. She had her own apartment with a kitchen. She was able to bring in her own familiar furniture. She had a second bedroom for the grandkids to use when they stay over. She can cook for herself if she wants, or she can go to the dining room or cafeteria. Doctors are onsite, there’s an exercise room, a pool, library, and all sorts of programs. If they have a decent amount of money, something like that could be a good solution. I would do some research into options in their area. Find ones that are suitable. Work on showing them brochures and taking them for a visit. Right now the alternatives are unknown to them and sound bad. Find specific places that you and your siblings can sell them on. [/quote]
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