Can Your Senior Parent Continue To Live Alone? 10 Signs To Look For
Can Your Senior Parent Continue To Live Alone? 10 Signs To Look For
The chances of one of your parents ending up living alone is fairly high. But that doesn’t mean that they can or should be on their own. We’ve created a video of the top 10 signs to watch for that could indicate whether it is time to consider a new living arrangement for your elderly parent.
Read our full article at: https://seniorsafetyadvice.com/can-my-elderly-parent-live-alone/
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In Indonesia u would need a lot of money to pay private maid n nurses
Sounds like you had a wonderful mother and it shows in you.
Thanks so much for sharing this! Everybody needs to hear this, especially the weight decrease part!
This is something really important.. thank you so much for the video ☺️
Thank you, great information.
Better ask your parents before you get them a device that detects falls. my mother had always talked about getting one but after she had a stroke she got kind of mean and even sent a thing back that I had requested..
I wish I had known that the Apple had a fall detection period I could have told her that was a Fitbit and then I would have felt better about leaving her alone. Instead I stayed there all the time and drove myself crazy.
my mother said she didn’t need anyone to clean house because I had been doing it for 25 years. I really could have used the help and told her so. But by that time she had lost empathy for others.