You may have started noticing that your parents are having challenges when it comes to the maintenance of their home or other daily living activities. Here are three steps you can use to have a meaningful and helpful conversation with your parents.
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When your aging parents are not ready to move but you are noticing some challenges, here are a few things you can do to help them continue to live safely in their home.
If you need help, do reach out to us. You do not have to do it alone!
You want to help your parents live safely in their home. You also know it may be time for them to downsize to a smaller home or retirement residence. How can you help when your aging parents refuse your help?
1. Acknowledge how they feel. This may be a difficult time for them,
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