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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]And I know you didn’t ask for it, but the reality is that eventually she’ll realize you’re serious and then she will agree to move closer to you. Even in an assisted care place so you ca visit her often.[/quote] This. You just have to let things play out. Give her a very boring winter and she may come around. It takes a while for reality to get through wishful thinking.[/quote] Thank you. My DH said something similar and I think this is the correct/only approach. She lives in the Upper Midwest and winter will certainly be dull and restrictive.[/quote] I would also let it play out but know that chances are there will be a big event (fall or accident being most likely) that will change the circumstances significantly and with little warning. I would start looking at assisted living places near you and go on some tours. Figure out which one is best and fits your Mom's potential budget and what the wait list situation might be. Keep reminding your Mother that you will not be moving and she needs to think about her next steps. [/quote]
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