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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]
But OP, you do realize that this Life. You are continually bound by different restrictions that vary as you go through life, some which you may have foreseen (but perhaps didn't), and others that you couldn't possibly have foreseen.

So just accept that Life throws stuff at you and make do with what you have.
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Not OP, but the stuff that we must deal with that Life throws at us tends to involve people who are dependents (children) and things on which we are dependent (a paycheck).  I have a friend whose DD has a severe disability and who will require support for life.  That is something Life threw at my friend and her DH, agreed.

But a MIL?  None of us signs up to have our parents dependent on us in the way that OP describes, particularly when they are adults capable of taking care of certain necessary tasks themselves.  (I would put driving in that category if OP's MIL does not have easy access to public transportation.)

I would be angry and bitter, myself.[/quote]

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