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sheilabug
Asked May 2021
Mom needs surgery and rehab, dad uses a walker and wheelchair. Should he come to my home or should I stay with him in his home?
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Dad should go into respite care at the same facility where mom will be. Hopefully you can transition them BOTH to LTC in that place.
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