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Should Your Aging Parent Come to Live With You? Tell people you're thinking about bringing a parent to live with you and your family in your home and half will say, "I'd rather have root canal without anesthetic!" The other half will show varying degrees of enthusiasm, depending on their relationships with their own parents. If the thought of having your parent or your in-law move in spontaneously makes you clench your teeth, then this isn't a good option and you can stop reading now. [VIEW ARTICLE]Comments RSS Feed For This Article: 
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Subject: Senior Housing
Moving a loved one into a retirement community, assisted living or nursing home can be the most generous, compassionate, and loving thing we can do for our dearest of friends and family. There are certainly times when taking the keys to a car that might very well become a death trap or weapon of destruction (due to diminished eyesight or reaction time) can be the most loving course of action. While such an action might not be well-received, it still loves. In fact, the most selfish thing you might ever say to your child is, “never put me in one of those homes”. Because the request you are in fact making is for that person to give up, quite possibly five to ten years of his or her life to be dedicated in every moment of every day to being responsible for your life.