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Dear Annie: We want to move our mom into assisted living, but one sibling won’t agree
Since your mother has expressed that she wants to go into assisted living, the best thing you can do is take action. Start researching facilities that you feel comfortable with, and tell your sister that the decision ultimately lies with your mother. Send your questions for Annie Lane to [email protected].
Dear Annie: It’s time for my mom to go into assisted living, but my sister is against it
How do I get across to a sibling that she can’t order me to come and be a caretaker for our ailing mother? Mom is almost 92 and is recovering from a stroke. It has affected her vision, so there are many daily things she cannot do for herself.
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