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Old 06-02-2011, 08:12 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by Jensend View Post
The issue is a combination of appropriate care and quality of life. People whose health or state of mind require continual monitoring or treatment are not likely to benefit from staying at home or under the care of family. The skills and facilities available in home to families- no matter how devoted, are insufficient to deal with many problems and issues. This is also a limiting factor both in the lives of those being cared for and those giving the care. Trying to deal with progressive degenerative illness at home usually impairs and limits the quality of life for all involved. Take it for what it's worth, but that's what we've learned from personal experience over the last 12 years. Doing what's right for all involved is a difficult, complex decision, but common sense and sound judgment serve you better than emotion in these circumstances. I wish you good judgment and good luck.

you got all the issues addressed that we are facing. Hence the inability for home care anymore.

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