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Originally Posted by Rose76
I think the mom in question is in her early 60's. That is quite young, if a person is in good health. This mom seems to be in basically sound health. So I think her being thought of as a candidate for living in a facility is unlikely.
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I guess I wasn't super clear, but that was sort of my intended point! If she seems to think that her son should take care of her 24/7 (through whatever excuse she comes up with) then the talk about being a permanent place with care is needed. If she really doesn't need that care, then she'll have to admit it and give up the demand of 24/7 care. 
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