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Re: Question: Elderly parents refuse help 

Date: 1999, Nov 28
From: Kathy O'Brien kob

Hi Pam:

Thanks so much for the encouraging words.  I feel so guilty that I'm not
doing more.  They are united in their refusal to accept help, and I do
understand that they need to maintain the independence.  I can't imagine how
I will feel when (and if) I get to that age.  I've received some phone
numbers for the Council on Ageing, and I'll try them tomorrow for help.

Again, thanks for the kindness - it's much appreciated.  Good luck to you
also - I don't know how you are doing it!

----- Original Message -----
From: pam <crowbar@smithville.net>
To: <caretalk@asktransitions.com>
Sent: Saturday, November 27, 1999 9:01 PM
Subject: Re: Question: Elderly parents refuse help


> please hang in there. my mom has lived with me and my husband for over a
> year now. i cannot work anymore. because i take care of my mom. it is a
> real hard job to do, i hope you get some help. my family does not help
> so i do it all. please take care. your parents want to be indepentent. i
> can understand that.
>
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