Eldercare Update
Here’s my Dad in the nursing home, looking at a book with my sister Ellen. It was a perfect gift that she got for him, his interests being quite narrow: a book of pictures of Provincetown in the early Twentieth Century, when it was a community of Portuguese fishermen, like his family.
My Dad’s condition is such that he really has to stay in the nursing home, but he and my Mom and another sister think otherwise. Legally speaking, he is competent, although you wouldn’t say that in any normal, English-language sense of the word. So, if he and other family members agitate for him to go home, I am not sure how to stop it. Also, this has been going on for two months, and struggling to keep him safe (in the nursing home) against the wishes of him and other family members has worn me out.

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