Dealing with elderly parent while on the road
We are contemplating purchasing a MH and becoming "snow birds". My (wife) mother is 93 still lives alone and does not drive. I help as much as I can with groceries, dr appt etc. Does anyone have su...
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This is what got us off the road. We got a call in 2009 that MIL was not handling , alzheimers, and we ultimately sold the TT and have been caring for her at our home since. We miss the full time life every day but this is our life now. It was a painful decision but not one you have much regret about. I wish it didn't have to be but I do not regret that we chose to do the right thing.
Hopefully you stay well and get to make up for lost time later in life. There are not many guarantees but it sounds like you will be uncomfortable at best and miserable at worst being gone for 4 or 5 months. Not to mention how you'd feel if something went wrong while you were away.
Caring for a parent toward the end of life is not something people who have done it regret.
Aloha
Hopefully you stay well and get to make up for lost time later in life. There are not many guarantees but it sounds like you will be uncomfortable at best and miserable at worst being gone for 4 or 5 months. Not to mention how you'd feel if something went wrong while you were away.
Caring for a parent toward the end of life is not something people who have done it regret.
Aloha
