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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]My parents are relatively young (early 50's) [/b]and have a very solid retirement plan in place that will see them financially comfortable for as long as they both live. My mother has MD and will eventually no longer be able to walk so my sister and I both bought houses with walk-out in-law suites in the basements and have them renovated to be wheelchair accessible so she and my dad will be able to live with either of us if they need it. If either of my parents ever need long-term care we will have nurses come into our home to care for them. I'm very involved with getting my grandparents care planned. They recently downsized into a nice size home that has no stairs so that they will be able to (hopefully) age in place with nurses coming in as needed. My mother and I went with them and talked to an elder law attorney to make sure their will was updated, and to create medical directives, POA's and a trust that will protect their assets in case one (or both) of them end up in long-term care. My DH's mother is another issue unto herself. She's in her mid 60's, is financially secure and currently has no health issues - which we hope will continue. That being said she is also verbally abusive (to DH, me, and her grandchildren) and very manipulative. She will NOT be coming to live with us. If she reaches a point where long-term care is needed then she will be put into an appropriate elder care facility. [/quote] You are hilarious![/quote] ????[/quote] Early 50s = "relatively" young, seriously?[/quote] NP That's pretty young for people who are grandparents. [/quote] My parents were highscool sweethearts, married right out of college at 22 and had me at 27. I'm now 25 and married with 1 child. It really isn't all that crazy. [/quote]
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