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You have said the hard truth. Thanks for sharing
64 yr I took my last of summer stuff down and Halloween down
Thank you , today I put my Halloween stuff up and the remaining summer stuff away
Thank you so much for sharing this information
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Thanks for the wise words.
I’m 78 and in fair health. I did make the mistake of telling my daughter that I was ready to go and I won’t tell my sons that. Thank you for the advice! 💕
How ridiculous! If you’ve stopped believing in the man upstairs, you’ve stopped believing in the man upstairs. Not telling them that is like protecting children about the reality of the tooth fairy. Stop treating children like helpless fools. Tell them the truth.
I am 70 now, but I can never forget my mother who became furious with us daughters- and her doctor – who saw that my father needed special attention with catheter changing, and needed to be in a care home. ‘I have cared for my husband for 55 years and now you are telling me I don’t know how to care for him!!!’ she insisted. ‘Mother, it can be life threatening if it’s not totally sterile and there is an infection’. After a very painful exchange, we gave in to my mother’s insistence that she could do it properly. Four days later, I received a phone call from my mother, telling me she had to call an ambulance for our dad. He was taken into intensive care, and it was touch and go whether he would survive.
Reality is necessary.
I don’t like the term ‘keeping score’. What is happening, is that children are hugely concerned about their parents wellbeing. When they hear one deterioration after another, there comes a point where the children assess that the parent is at risk. This is dangerous for the parent, and full of sleepless nights for the children. They are trying to find the best solution for everyone. So, if a parent isn’t coping, and they tell their children, they should be prepared for the child to have an opinion. If the parent is coping – they say that, and that’s it. Either way, responsibility and honesty is the best policy.
Wow you look great for your age
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Thank u for this great advice! I’m 71
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My daughter knows what I have. I don't spend much, so she thinks I should spend more. Her and her husband have more aches and pains than I do, so there's that.😂😂😂 Wills are terrible because you still have to go through probate which is horrific!!!! Get a revocable trust and make sure you put your house and all your assets into it.
Learned a lot, thank you. One of the best videos to learn from. Good advice with good visuals.
I've said "this house could be yours", " I am getting old, my knees hurt", "I am tired (of living)" — ha ha never again say these.
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Thank you for this great advised.
I always try to take care of my parents
HAHA!! Her son has 2 right hands at 25:08. Good advice though.