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Dear Ron,

I don't remember all of the circumstances, but is there a particular reason

your Mom couldn't be moved into the nursing home in which you will be

working a full-time position as a CNA? It seems like the perfect solution,

but there must be a good reason you're not considering it. Is it that you

think she would be very upset--even if you're there?

Norma

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Hi everyone.A quick update is probably due being that I hardly ever post

anymore.Life has been changing by the day for us.Mom is still in her own

house with my nephew.I am with , and yesterday I got offered a

fulltime position as a cna at a nursing home here in town.But my nephew

called last night and said they were only going to stay with mom for 20

more days and Ive been on the phone with family members trying to work

something out for after the twenty days , but to no avail.My sister is

buying a home and should be in it in about 8 weeks and she said that when

she gets it mom could stay with her.But I cant find any solutions for mom

to live at home until then unless I turn down the job and move back home.So

thats where things are at right now and I may have to move back with mom,

if I do then it will be sooner than later because I dont want to start work

and then quit and also if I dont start work I dont have an income and cant

afford to drive to

moms everyday to help her and take her to appointments.So it looks like Im

moving home within the next few days.I wish I knew what else to do and I

hope my brothers and sisters someday realize what theyve done to me by not

caring at all.I will never forgive them.I hope your all well. Ron

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Hi Norma,

Yes thats pretty much it.When I moved her in with and I in

s house she got exellant treatment but would get very upset and

stay that way, she would refuse her meds and wed have to argue with

her for hours just to get her to take them.Thats with me and so

I know it would be worse in a nursing home.

In LBDcaregivers , Norma Loeb/CORPHQ/NYTIMES

wrote:

>

>

> Dear Ron,

>

> I don't remember all of the circumstances, but is there a particular

reason

> your Mom couldn't be moved into the nursing home in which you will be

> working a full-time position as a CNA? It seems like the perfect

solution,

> but there must be a good reason you're not considering it. Is it

that you

> think she would be very upset--even if you're there?

>

> Norma

>

>

>

>

> Ron

> <dawgg4456yahoo (DOT)

> com>

To

> Sent by: lbdcaregivers

> LBDcaregivers@yah

cc

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Subject

> still tough

choices

> 04/09/2008 10:23

> AM

>

>

> Please respond to

> LBDcaregivers@yah

> oogroups.com

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Hi everyone.A quick update is probably due being that I hardly ever post

> anymore.Life has been changing by the day for us.Mom is still in her own

> house with my nephew.I am with , and yesterday I got offered a

> fulltime position as a cna at a nursing home here in town.But my nephew

> called last night and said they were only going to stay with mom for 20

> more days and Ive been on the phone with family members trying to work

> something out for after the twenty days , but to no avail.My sister is

> buying a home and should be in it in about 8 weeks and she said that

when

> she gets it mom could stay with her.But I cant find any solutions

for mom

> to live at home until then unless I turn down the job and move back

home.So

> thats where things are at right now and I may have to move back with

mom,

> if I do then it will be sooner than later because I dont want to

start work

> and then quit and also if I dont start work I dont have an income

and cant

> afford to drive to

> moms everyday to help her and take her to appointments.So it looks

like Im

> moving home within the next few days.I wish I knew what else to do and I

> hope my brothers and sisters someday realize what theyve done to me

by not

> caring at all.I will never forgive them.I hope your all well. Ron

>

> __________________________________________________

>

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Ron,

I don't know exactly what stage she is at. Is she very much aware of her

surroundings?

Is there absolutely no possibility of getting a home health aide to come in

to help her in her home?

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Hi Norma,

Yes thats pretty much it.When I moved her in with and I in

s house she got exellant treatment but would get very upset and

stay that way, she would refuse her meds and wed have to argue with

her for hours just to get her to take them.Thats with me and so

I know it would be worse in a nursing home.

In LBDcaregivers , Norma Loeb/CORPHQ/NYTIMES

wrote:

>

>

> Dear Ron,

>

> I don't remember all of the circumstances, but is there a particular

reason

> your Mom couldn't be moved into the nursing home in which you will be

> working a full-time position as a CNA? It seems like the perfect

solution,

> but there must be a good reason you're not considering it. Is it

that you

> think she would be very upset--even if you're there?

>

> Norma

>

>

>

>

> Ron

> <dawgg4456yahoo (DOT)

> com>

To

> Sent by: lbdcaregivers

> LBDcaregivers@yah

cc

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>

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> still tough

choices

> 04/09/2008 10:23

> AM

>

>

> Please respond to

> LBDcaregivers@yah

> oogroups.com

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Hi everyone.A quick update is probably due being that I hardly ever post

> anymore.Life has been changing by the day for us.Mom is still in her own

> house with my nephew.I am with , and yesterday I got offered a

> fulltime position as a cna at a nursing home here in town.But my nephew

> called last night and said they were only going to stay with mom for 20

> more days and Ive been on the phone with family members trying to work

> something out for after the twenty days , but to no avail.My sister is

> buying a home and should be in it in about 8 weeks and she said that

when

> she gets it mom could stay with her.But I cant find any solutions

for mom

> to live at home until then unless I turn down the job and move back

home.So

> thats where things are at right now and I may have to move back with

mom,

> if I do then it will be sooner than later because I dont want to

start work

> and then quit and also if I dont start work I dont have an income

and cant

> afford to drive to

> moms everyday to help her and take her to appointments.So it looks

like Im

> moving home within the next few days.I wish I knew what else to do and I

> hope my brothers and sisters someday realize what theyve done to me

by not

> caring at all.I will never forgive them.I hope your all well. Ron

>

> __________________________________________________

>

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-- Well right now she is aware of her surroundings, understands

enough to know that she wants to be at home, but has no reasoning at

all like a small child.I have looked in to home helpers but she doesnt

make that much, and the pace program would only be available for us if

we were in the next county over.I do have it set up so the agency on

aging pays for a cena, but its only three hours a day and they wont

pay more, so thats how I was getting paid when i was with her 24/7

that was my only income, now that Im not there I dont have an income

unless I take the job offer.And an outside cena coming in for 3 hours

a day doesnt fix the problem.So it leaves me pretty helpless other

than to just go back home and do things like I was doing them.

In LBDcaregivers , Norma Loeb/CORPHQ/NYTIMES

wrote:

>

>

> Ron,

>

> I don't know exactly what stage she is at. Is she very much aware

of her

> surroundings?

>

> Is there absolutely no possibility of getting a home health aide to

come in

> to help her in her home?

>

>

>

>

> " dawgg4456 "

> <dawgg4456yahoo (DOT)

> com>

To

> Sent by: LBDcaregivers

> LBDcaregivers@yah

cc

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>

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> Re: still

tough

> 04/09/2008 10:36 choices

> AM

>

>

> Please respond to

> LBDcaregivers@yah

> oogroups.com

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> ---

> Hi Norma,

> Yes thats pretty much it.When I moved her in with and I in

> s house she got exellant treatment but would get very upset and

> stay that way, she would refuse her meds and wed have to argue with

> her for hours just to get her to take them.Thats with me and so

> I know it would be worse in a nursing home.

>

> In LBDcaregivers , Norma Loeb/CORPHQ/NYTIMES

> <Normal@> wrote:

> >

> >

> > Dear Ron,

> >

> > I don't remember all of the circumstances, but is there a particular

> reason

> > your Mom couldn't be moved into the nursing home in which you will be

> > working a full-time position as a CNA? It seems like the perfect

> solution,

> > but there must be a good reason you're not considering it. Is it

> that you

> > think she would be very upset--even if you're there?

> >

> > Norma

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

> > Ron

>

> > <dawgg4456yahoo (DOT)

>

> > com>

> To

> > Sent by: lbdcaregivers

>

> > LBDcaregivers@yah

> cc

> > oogroups.com

>

> >

> Subject

> > still tough

> choices

> > 04/09/2008 10:23

>

> > AM

>

> >

>

> >

>

> > Please respond to

>

> > LBDcaregivers@yah

>

> > oogroups.com

>

> >

>

> >

>

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Hi everyone.A quick update is probably due being that I hardly

ever post

> > anymore.Life has been changing by the day for us.Mom is still in

her own

> > house with my nephew.I am with , and yesterday I got offered a

> > fulltime position as a cna at a nursing home here in town.But my

nephew

> > called last night and said they were only going to stay with mom

for 20

> > more days and Ive been on the phone with family members trying to work

> > something out for after the twenty days , but to no avail.My sister is

> > buying a home and should be in it in about 8 weeks and she said that

> when

> > she gets it mom could stay with her.But I cant find any solutions

> for mom

> > to live at home until then unless I turn down the job and move back

> home.So

> > thats where things are at right now and I may have to move back with

> mom,

> > if I do then it will be sooner than later because I dont want to

> start work

> > and then quit and also if I dont start work I dont have an income

> and cant

> > afford to drive to

> > moms everyday to help her and take her to appointments.So it looks

> like Im

> > moving home within the next few days.I wish I knew what else to do

and I

> > hope my brothers and sisters someday realize what theyve done to me

> by not

> > caring at all.I will never forgive them.I hope your all well. Ron

> >

> > __________________________________________________

> >

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---Norma, I just wanted to say though that if you or anyone have any

suggestions I appreciate any input.I really dont see any good

solutions I was once dead set against putting her in a nh but this is

getting so hard to deal with I hardly can function.Thats why I keep

thinking that if I just move back at least I cant rest my mind

some.Its not fair but if thats the only way I can get some peace of

mind then so be it.I appreciate being able to get this out and here

your and all oppinions because I know that you guys care.Thats what we

do here, and you all feel more like family than my own family does. Ron

In LBDcaregivers , " dawgg4456 " wrote:

>

> -- Well right now she is aware of her surroundings, understands

> enough to know that she wants to be at home, but has no reasoning at

> all like a small child.I have looked in to home helpers but she doesnt

> make that much, and the pace program would only be available for us if

> we were in the next county over.I do have it set up so the agency on

> aging pays for a cena, but its only three hours a day and they wont

> pay more, so thats how I was getting paid when i was with her 24/7

> that was my only income, now that Im not there I dont have an income

> unless I take the job offer.And an outside cena coming in for 3 hours

> a day doesnt fix the problem.So it leaves me pretty helpless other

> than to just go back home and do things like I was doing them.

>

>

> In LBDcaregivers , Norma Loeb/CORPHQ/NYTIMES

> <Normal@> wrote:

> >

> >

> > Ron,

> >

> > I don't know exactly what stage she is at. Is she very much aware

> of her

> > surroundings?

> >

> > Is there absolutely no possibility of getting a home health aide to

> come in

> > to help her in her home?

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

> > " dawgg4456 "

>

> > <dawgg4456yahoo (DOT)

>

> > com>

> To

> > Sent by: LBDcaregivers

>

> > LBDcaregivers@yah

> cc

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>

> >

> Subject

> > Re: still

> tough

> > 04/09/2008 10:36 choices

>

> > AM

>

> >

>

> >

>

> > Please respond to

>

> > LBDcaregivers@yah

>

> > oogroups.com

>

> >

>

> >

>

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > ---

> > Hi Norma,

> > Yes thats pretty much it.When I moved her in with and I in

> > s house she got exellant treatment but would get very upset and

> > stay that way, she would refuse her meds and wed have to argue with

> > her for hours just to get her to take them.Thats with me and so

> > I know it would be worse in a nursing home.

> >

> > In LBDcaregivers , Norma Loeb/CORPHQ/NYTIMES

> > <Normal@> wrote:

> > >

> > >

> > > Dear Ron,

> > >

> > > I don't remember all of the circumstances, but is there a particular

> > reason

> > > your Mom couldn't be moved into the nursing home in which you

will be

> > > working a full-time position as a CNA? It seems like the perfect

> > solution,

> > > but there must be a good reason you're not considering it. Is it

> > that you

> > > think she would be very upset--even if you're there?

> > >

> > > Norma

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

> > > Ron

> >

> > > <dawgg4456yahoo (DOT)

> >

> > > com>

> > To

> > > Sent by: lbdcaregivers

> >

> > > LBDcaregivers@yah

> > cc

> > > oogroups.com

> >

> > >

> > Subject

> > > still tough

> > choices

> > > 04/09/2008 10:23

> >

> > > AM

> >

> > >

> >

> > >

> >

> > > Please respond to

> >

> > > LBDcaregivers@yah

> >

> > > oogroups.com

> >

> > >

> >

> > >

> >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Hi everyone.A quick update is probably due being that I hardly

> ever post

> > > anymore.Life has been changing by the day for us.Mom is still in

> her own

> > > house with my nephew.I am with , and yesterday I got offered a

> > > fulltime position as a cna at a nursing home here in town.But my

> nephew

> > > called last night and said they were only going to stay with mom

> for 20

> > > more days and Ive been on the phone with family members trying

to work

> > > something out for after the twenty days , but to no avail.My

sister is

> > > buying a home and should be in it in about 8 weeks and she said that

> > when

> > > she gets it mom could stay with her.But I cant find any solutions

> > for mom

> > > to live at home until then unless I turn down the job and move back

> > home.So

> > > thats where things are at right now and I may have to move back with

> > mom,

> > > if I do then it will be sooner than later because I dont want to

> > start work

> > > and then quit and also if I dont start work I dont have an income

> > and cant

> > > afford to drive to

> > > moms everyday to help her and take her to appointments.So it looks

> > like Im

> > > moving home within the next few days.I wish I knew what else to do

> and I

> > > hope my brothers and sisters someday realize what theyve done to me

> > by not

> > > caring at all.I will never forgive them.I hope your all well. Ron

> > >

> > > __________________________________________________

> > >

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Ron,

My assumption is that she owns her own? So she wouldn't be eligible for

Medicaid. Have you looked into a reverse mortgage?

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-- Well right now she is aware of her surroundings, understands

enough to know that she wants to be at home, but has no reasoning at

all like a small child.I have looked in to home helpers but she doesnt

make that much, and the pace program would only be available for us if

we were in the next county over.I do have it set up so the agency on

aging pays for a cena, but its only three hours a day and they wont

pay more, so thats how I was getting paid when i was with her 24/7

that was my only income, now that Im not there I dont have an income

unless I take the job offer.And an outside cena coming in for 3 hours

a day doesnt fix the problem.So it leaves me pretty helpless other

than to just go back home and do things like I was doing them.

In LBDcaregivers , Norma Loeb/CORPHQ/NYTIMES

wrote:

>

>

> Ron,

>

> I don't know exactly what stage she is at. Is she very much aware

of her

> surroundings?

>

> Is there absolutely no possibility of getting a home health aide to

come in

> to help her in her home?

>

>

>

>

> " dawgg4456 "

> <dawgg4456yahoo (DOT)

> com>

To

> Sent by: LBDcaregivers

> LBDcaregivers@yah

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>

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> Re: still

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> 04/09/2008 10:36 choices

> AM

>

>

> Please respond to

> LBDcaregivers@yah

> oogroups.com

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> ---

> Hi Norma,

> Yes thats pretty much it.When I moved her in with and I in

> s house she got exellant treatment but would get very upset and

> stay that way, she would refuse her meds and wed have to argue with

> her for hours just to get her to take them.Thats with me and so

> I know it would be worse in a nursing home.

>

> In LBDcaregivers , Norma Loeb/CORPHQ/NYTIMES

> <Normal@> wrote:

> >

> >

> > Dear Ron,

> >

> > I don't remember all of the circumstances, but is there a particular

> reason

> > your Mom couldn't be moved into the nursing home in which you will be

> > working a full-time position as a CNA? It seems like the perfect

> solution,

> > but there must be a good reason you're not considering it. Is it

> that you

> > think she would be very upset--even if you're there?

> >

> > Norma

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

> > Ron

>

> > <dawgg4456yahoo (DOT)

>

> > com>

> To

> > Sent by: lbdcaregivers

>

> > LBDcaregivers@yah

> cc

> > oogroups.com

>

> >

> Subject

> > still tough

> choices

> > 04/09/2008 10:23

>

> > AM

>

> >

>

> >

>

> > Please respond to

>

> > LBDcaregivers@yah

>

> > oogroups.com

>

> >

>

> >

>

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Hi everyone.A quick update is probably due being that I hardly

ever post

> > anymore.Life has been changing by the day for us.Mom is still in

her own

> > house with my nephew.I am with , and yesterday I got offered a

> > fulltime position as a cna at a nursing home here in town.But my

nephew

> > called last night and said they were only going to stay with mom

for 20

> > more days and Ive been on the phone with family members trying to work

> > something out for after the twenty days , but to no avail.My sister is

> > buying a home and should be in it in about 8 weeks and she said that

> when

> > she gets it mom could stay with her.But I cant find any solutions

> for mom

> > to live at home until then unless I turn down the job and move back

> home.So

> > thats where things are at right now and I may have to move back with

> mom,

> > if I do then it will be sooner than later because I dont want to

> start work

> > and then quit and also if I dont start work I dont have an income

> and cant

> > afford to drive to

> > moms everyday to help her and take her to appointments.So it looks

> like Im

> > moving home within the next few days.I wish I knew what else to do

and I

> > hope my brothers and sisters someday realize what theyve done to me

> by not

> > caring at all.I will never forgive them.I hope your all well. Ron

> >

> > __________________________________________________

> >

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Ron, your life seems to have as many roller coaster highs and lows as LBD!

Could you tell

the nh that wants to hire you the status of things in your life right now and

possibly not

start working for them until your sister can take Mom? Or place her in the same

nh and

then you could really oversee her care and work as well? Something has to work

out for

both of you here. So sorry for the lows you continually battle. Life will turn

around for

you. It just might need a little nudge.

>

> Hi everyone.A quick update is probably due being that I hardly ever post

anymore.Life

has been changing by the day for us.Mom is still in her own house with my

nephew.I am

with , and yesterday I got offered a fulltime position as a cna at a

nursing home

here in town.But my nephew called last night and said they were only going to

stay with

mom for 20 more days and Ive been on the phone with family members trying to

work

something out for after the twenty days , but to no avail.My sister is buying a

home and

should be in it in about 8 weeks and she said that when she gets it mom could

stay with

her.But I cant find any solutions for mom to live at home until then unless I

turn down the

job and move back home.So thats where things are at right now and I may have to

move

back with mom, if I do then it will be sooner than later because I dont want to

start work

and then quit and also if I dont start work I dont have an income and cant

afford to drive

to

> moms everyday to help her and take her to appointments.So it looks like Im

moving

home within the next few days.I wish I knew what else to do and I hope my

brothers and

sisters someday realize what theyve done to me by not caring at all.I will never

forgive

them.I hope your all well. Ron

>

> __________________________________________________

>

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Ron,

Which part about being at 's did she not like or resent the most?

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---Norma, I just wanted to say though that if you or anyone have any

suggestions I appreciate any input.I really dont see any good

solutions I was once dead set against putting her in a nh but this is

getting so hard to deal with I hardly can function.Thats why I keep

thinking that if I just move back at least I cant rest my mind

some.Its not fair but if thats the only way I can get some peace of

mind then so be it.I appreciate being able to get this out and here

your and all oppinions because I know that you guys care.Thats what we

do here, and you all feel more like family than my own family does. Ron

In LBDcaregivers , " dawgg4456 " wrote:

>

> -- Well right now she is aware of her surroundings, understands

> enough to know that she wants to be at home, but has no reasoning at

> all like a small child.I have looked in to home helpers but she doesnt

> make that much, and the pace program would only be available for us if

> we were in the next county over.I do have it set up so the agency on

> aging pays for a cena, but its only three hours a day and they wont

> pay more, so thats how I was getting paid when i was with her 24/7

> that was my only income, now that Im not there I dont have an income

> unless I take the job offer.And an outside cena coming in for 3 hours

> a day doesnt fix the problem.So it leaves me pretty helpless other

> than to just go back home and do things like I was doing them.

>

>

> In LBDcaregivers , Norma Loeb/CORPHQ/NYTIMES

> <Normal@> wrote:

> >

> >

> > Ron,

> >

> > I don't know exactly what stage she is at. Is she very much aware

> of her

> > surroundings?

> >

> > Is there absolutely no possibility of getting a home health aide to

> come in

> > to help her in her home?

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

> > " dawgg4456 "

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> > <dawgg4456yahoo (DOT)

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> > Hi Norma,

> > Yes thats pretty much it.When I moved her in with and I in

> > s house she got exellant treatment but would get very upset and

> > stay that way, she would refuse her meds and wed have to argue with

> > her for hours just to get her to take them.Thats with me and so

> > I know it would be worse in a nursing home.

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> > > Dear Ron,

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> > > I don't remember all of the circumstances, but is there a particular

> > reason

> > > your Mom couldn't be moved into the nursing home in which you

will be

> > > working a full-time position as a CNA? It seems like the perfect

> > solution,

> > > but there must be a good reason you're not considering it. Is it

> > that you

> > > think she would be very upset--even if you're there?

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> > > Hi everyone.A quick update is probably due being that I hardly

> ever post

> > > anymore.Life has been changing by the day for us.Mom is still in

> her own

> > > house with my nephew.I am with , and yesterday I got offered a

> > > fulltime position as a cna at a nursing home here in town.But my

> nephew

> > > called last night and said they were only going to stay with mom

> for 20

> > > more days and Ive been on the phone with family members trying

to work

> > > something out for after the twenty days , but to no avail.My

sister is

> > > buying a home and should be in it in about 8 weeks and she said that

> > when

> > > she gets it mom could stay with her.But I cant find any solutions

> > for mom

> > > to live at home until then unless I turn down the job and move back

> > home.So

> > > thats where things are at right now and I may have to move back with

> > mom,

> > > if I do then it will be sooner than later because I dont want to

> > start work

> > > and then quit and also if I dont start work I dont have an income

> > and cant

> > > afford to drive to

> > > moms everyday to help her and take her to appointments.So it looks

> > like Im

> > > moving home within the next few days.I wish I knew what else to do

> and I

> > > hope my brothers and sisters someday realize what theyve done to me

> > by not

> > > caring at all.I will never forgive them.I hope your all well. Ron

> > >

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Ron, remind me in which city and state you live.

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-- Well right now she is aware of her surroundings, understands

enough to know that she wants to be at home, but has no reasoning at

all like a small child.I have looked in to home helpers but she doesnt

make that much, and the pace program would only be available for us if

we were in the next county over.I do have it set up so the agency on

aging pays for a cena, but its only three hours a day and they wont

pay more, so thats how I was getting paid when i was with her 24/7

that was my only income, now that Im not there I dont have an income

unless I take the job offer.And an outside cena coming in for 3 hours

a day doesnt fix the problem.So it leaves me pretty helpless other

than to just go back home and do things like I was doing them.

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> I don't know exactly what stage she is at. Is she very much aware

of her

> surroundings?

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> Is there absolutely no possibility of getting a home health aide to

come in

> to help her in her home?

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> ---

> Hi Norma,

> Yes thats pretty much it.When I moved her in with and I in

> s house she got exellant treatment but would get very upset and

> stay that way, she would refuse her meds and wed have to argue with

> her for hours just to get her to take them.Thats with me and so

> I know it would be worse in a nursing home.

>

> In LBDcaregivers , Norma Loeb/CORPHQ/NYTIMES

> <Normal@> wrote:

> >

> >

> > Dear Ron,

> >

> > I don't remember all of the circumstances, but is there a particular

> reason

> > your Mom couldn't be moved into the nursing home in which you will be

> > working a full-time position as a CNA? It seems like the perfect

> solution,

> > but there must be a good reason you're not considering it. Is it

> that you

> > think she would be very upset--even if you're there?

> >

> > Norma

> >

> >

> >

> >

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> > Ron

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> > Hi everyone.A quick update is probably due being that I hardly

ever post

> > anymore.Life has been changing by the day for us.Mom is still in

her own

> > house with my nephew.I am with , and yesterday I got offered a

> > fulltime position as a cna at a nursing home here in town.But my

nephew

> > called last night and said they were only going to stay with mom

for 20

> > more days and Ive been on the phone with family members trying to work

> > something out for after the twenty days , but to no avail.My sister is

> > buying a home and should be in it in about 8 weeks and she said that

> when

> > she gets it mom could stay with her.But I cant find any solutions

> for mom

> > to live at home until then unless I turn down the job and move back

> home.So

> > thats where things are at right now and I may have to move back with

> mom,

> > if I do then it will be sooner than later because I dont want to

> start work

> > and then quit and also if I dont start work I dont have an income

> and cant

> > afford to drive to

> > moms everyday to help her and take her to appointments.So it looks

> like Im

> > moving home within the next few days.I wish I knew what else to do

and I

> > hope my brothers and sisters someday realize what theyve done to me

> by not

> > caring at all.I will never forgive them.I hope your all well. Ron

> >

> > __________________________________________________

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Dear Ron,

I am so sorry with all my heart. So close to a job and so far.

If you do take care of your Mother can you ask the NH where you would

work if you can still get the job later? Or, can your Mother be

placed in the same facility where you would work? You would be able

to look in on her that way.

I know a nurse that did it with both her grandparents. It worked

well. They didn't feel negelected, and they were reassured by the

granddaughter's visits, and closeness. They were never neglected by

caregivers, because one of their own workers was close by all the

time. The granddaughter kept tabs on eveything.

Love you Ron, hope something works out for you.

Love a bunch,

Imogene

>

> Hi everyone.A quick update is probably due being that I hardly ever

post anymore.Life has been changing by the day for us.Mom is still in

her own house with my nephew.I am with , and yesterday I got

offered a fulltime position as a cna at a nursing home here in

town.But my nephew called last night and said they were only going to

stay with mom for 20 more days and Ive been on the phone with family

members trying to work something out for after the twenty days , but

to no avail.My sister is buying a home and should be in it in about 8

weeks and she said that when she gets it mom could stay with her.But

I cant find any solutions for mom to live at home until then unless I

turn down the job and move back home.So thats where things are at

right now and I may have to move back with mom, if I do then it will

be sooner than later because I dont want to start work and then quit

and also if I dont start work I dont have an income and cant afford

to drive to

> moms everyday to help her and take her to appointments.So it looks

like Im moving home within the next few days.I wish I knew what else

to do and I hope my brothers and sisters someday realize what theyve

done to me by not caring at all.I will never forgive them.I hope your

all well. Ron

>

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Ron,

would the place you are going to work allow you to bring your mom for " day

care " during your shift? I realize it would cut down on what you would make,

but you could have her near and still work.

carol

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Ron,

I so wish I knew what to say or had ideas to make this work but I don't. I am

really feeling it for you, and your mom. Are your siblings aware of what

a strain this is causing your relationship and the ability to get employment????

Do you think you could talk to the NH and explain the situation and see if they

can extend your start date? Grasping for straws here Ron. Wish I could offer

more.

Courage

still tough choices

Hi everyone.A quick update is probably due being that I hardly ever post

anymore.Life has been changing by the day for us.Mom is still in her own house

with my nephew.I am with , and yesterday I got offered a fulltime position

as a cna at a nursing home here in town.But my nephew called last night and said

they were only going to stay with mom for 20 more days and Ive been on the phone

with family members trying to work something out for after the twenty days , but

to no avail.My sister is buying a home and should be in it in about 8 weeks and

she said that when she gets it mom could stay with her.But I cant find any

solutions for mom to live at home until then unless I turn down the job and move

back home.So thats where things are at right now and I may have to move back

with mom, if I do then it will be sooner than later because I dont want to start

work and then quit and also if I dont start work I dont have an income and cant

afford to drive to

moms everyday to help her and take her to appointments.So it looks like Im

moving home within the next few days.I wish I knew what else to do and I hope my

brothers and sisters someday realize what theyve done to me by not caring at

all.I will never forgive them.I hope your all well. Ron

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Ron, my heart breaks for you. I know your commitment to keep your Mom home

is as strong as mine. Is it possible for you to take her to work with you?

Would the NH be willing to work something out like that with you?

My other concern is a financial one. As long as you aren't working, you

aren't paying into a pension or social security for your own old age. You

have to plan for that as well. I have a husband who provides for me.

Unfortunately, you don't. I don't know what your financial situation is and

I don't want to know because its none of my business but, it is something

you have to consider.

((((HUGS))))

Gladys

-- still tough choices

Hi everyone.A quick update is probably due being that I hardly ever post

anymore.Life has been changing by the day for us.Mom is still in her own

house with my nephew.I am with , and yesterday I got offered a

fulltime position as a cna at a nursing home here in town.But my nephew

called last night and said they were only going to stay with mom for 20 more

days and Ive been on the phone with family members trying to work something

out for after the twenty days , but to no avail.My sister is buying a home

and should be in it in about 8 weeks and she said that when she gets it mom

could stay with her.But I cant find any solutions for mom to live at home

until then unless I turn down the job and move back home.So thats where

things are at right now and I may have to move back with mom, if I do then

it will be sooner than later because I dont want to start work and then quit

and also if I dont start work I dont have an income and cant afford to drive

to

moms everyday to help her and take her to appointments.So it looks like Im

moving home within the next few days.I wish I knew what else to do and I

hope my brothers and sisters someday realize what theyve done to me by not

caring at all.I will never forgive them.I hope your all well. Ron

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