And on the other end of the spectrum, my grandmother is almost 100 and refuses to be admitted into a facility. She can't really care for herself so she just lives in her own filth. Her home reeks of urine. There's dust and dirt everywhere and her food is growing moldy because she forgets about it.
She still meets the minimum legal requirements to be independent so there's nothing that can be done unless she dies or has some kind of incapacitating accident. I would be grateful if she had nurses to care for her.
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And on the other end of the spectrum, my grandmother is almost 100 and refuses to be admitted into a facility. She can't really care for herself so she just lives in her own filth. Her home reeks of urine. There's dust and dirt everywhere and her food is growing moldy because she forgets about it.
She still meets the minimum legal requirements to be independent so there's nothing that can be done unless she dies or has some kind of incapacitating accident. I would be grateful if she had nurses to care for her.