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How Do I Convince My Mom To Move To An Assisted Living Facility
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My Mom currently lives independently. I feel her quality of life would improve if she were to transition to an assisted living setting. I have approached her countless times with my thoughts. she absolutely refuses to entertain the idea.
I welcome suggestions you may have which could assist me with this process.

posted August 18, 2020
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A myALZteam Member

Does your mother have any form of Dementia? If so, as the disease progresses, she might benefit from an ALF that graduates residents to greater levels of care and nursing.

posted August 19, 2020
A myALZteam Member

Following. Mine will not go voluntarily and it is way past time for safety reasons.

posted October 29, 2020

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