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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What does “I manage the affairs for my dad” mean - do you have powers of attorney, or whatever the right term would be? If not, obtain that. If so or when you do, have the financial person be the baddie/authority that says “we can only meet with power of attorney” person, not all the family members who want to. This is hard. My situation is nowhere like this, but I understand. My sibling visits and cheers up the parents, but has never done the bathroom visits or getting ready for bed, or figuring out which pajamas are easy to change and work with the required gear, or made any meals. [/quote] Yes, I have the POA. I’m sorry your sibling is unhelpful and that things with your parents are tough. That is difficult. Thank you for the suggestion. OP[/quote]
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