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[quote=Anonymous]I have sympathy for OP and I'd want to be on the more involved side. I believe the son does not want the mom to move in with him because he doesn't see a future for their relationship. Or he thinks letting the mom move in will definitely trap him in the relationship. I followed the other threads. I would be a little concerned about the mental health of the mom but unless I thought she was mentally ill or a manipulator, I'd feel okay with sharing my house for a defined period of time. Son would have to get the rooms ready and pay some of the extra costs, I think. I wouldn't mind playing Switzerland for this conflicted set of people in order to help a grandchild off to a good start. There's a lot of research that shows grandmothers (particularly maternal grandmothers) are very important to human wellbeing. OP is following along an instinctive path that has benefits for grandchildren.[/quote]
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