My mother and father, ages 95 and 90, respectively, are proud to still live in their own home.
They enjoy a peaceful lifestyle that revolves around simple meals, afternoon trips into the English countryside, and reading the newspaper.
However, their health has inevitably declined. Dad has had a particularly hard year so far after a heart attack in January. The condition affected his mobility, making it difficult for him to take a shower, get in and out of bed, and move without a walker.
My sister, 61, who retired early from her job as a nurse to care for my parents, and I became increasingly worried.
What is your situation regarding long-term…
