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  • General Zod

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    Part 2:
    I walk into the kitchen and MIL wants to chat.

    “Do you remember the that toilet flooded a few weeks ago?”

    Of course, how can I forget…

    “We’ll, it’s doing it again. It started about an hour ago but I didn’t want to bother you…”

    “Wait, you let the toilet leak for an hour and you didn’t say anything???”

    So I go into the bathroom and I’ve got another flood to deal with.

    This time, I blew a gasket.

    If any of you runs across some chromosomes, give me a shout. I’ve got some folks here who are clearly short one or several…

    OMFG. That just defies all hint of logic or common sense.
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    baboon

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    I have a great appreciation of how some families take care of their elderly. I know of several, and I like it alot. Respect.
    I believe one is obligated to ones own mother & father. I remember my maternal grandmother ending up in a county run nursing home. The place reeked of urine and so many old folks cruising up thinking you were there for them. I had thought about bringing my grandmother a couple of Schlitz. Some low life stole my grand mother dentures.

    I went before lunch. As lunch time drew closer they all forgot about whatever they were doing to go eat. A nice distraction time to leave.
     

    deemus

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    My mom (alzheimers) and my father in law (mental illness) were both in a facility. My mom's was actually pretty nice, and she was like the den mother. My father in law's wasn't so nice. But having him at anyone's home was not an option.

    In my line of work I see many these days with long term care policies. They get to stay at some really nice places instead of whatever Medicare pays for.
     

    glenbo

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    My mom (alzheimers) and my father in law (mental illness) were both in a facility. My mom's was actually pretty nice, and she was like the den mother. My father in law's wasn't so nice. But having him at anyone's home was not an option.

    In my line of work I see many these days with long term care policies. They get to stay at some really nice places instead of whatever Medicare pays for.
    And unfortunately, medicare doesn't pay for much long term care without interruptions.
     

    no2gates

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    IMHO the only time assisted living is on the table, is if dementia or Alzheimer’s enters the picture.
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    PDiddy

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    Bad day today…but good for updates to this thread LOL

    MIL has some eye issue, looks like pinkeye.
    Pharmacist told her to quarantine at home, and it’ll clear up in a few days.

    So she’s here washing all of the babies’ toys and Mrs Pronstar blows a gasket.

    “You have pinkeye, stop touching things!”

    “The pharmacist told me to isolate at home so that’s what I’m doing.”

    “Did you tell the pharmacist that you now live in a house full of people including babies?”

    “No”.

    “Of course you didn’t, the pharmacist still thinks you and dad live alone. You need to stay inside your room until your eye is better”.

    “The pharmacist didn’t say that…”

    You can imagine how the rest of that convo went…

    There more to come once I get Stetson to sleep, so stay tuned…

    Part 2:
    I walk into the kitchen and MIL wants to chat.

    “Do you remember the that toilet flooded a few weeks ago?”

    Of course, how can I forget…

    “We’ll, it’s doing it again. It started about an hour ago but I didn’t want to bother you…”

    “Wait, you let the toilet leak for an hour and you didn’t say anything???”

    So I go into the bathroom and I’ve got another flood to deal with.

    This time, I blew a gasket.

    If any of you runs across some chromosomes, give me a shout. I’ve got some folks here who are clearly short one or several…
    I threw my in laws out of my house….twice. And they were only visiting.

    Just sayin….
     

    pronstar

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    I know its a long ole row-to-hoe but Im tellin ya.

    Wait till they been gone for 10 years see how everyones feelins are.

    Make your decisions with this in mind.

    Id give anything to have to deal with an overflowing toilet.

    ...one more flight on "Texas Raiders" with my Dad.

    Yeah wife and MIL are very close.
    They just fight a lot, and make up a lot.

    Always been that way, but my family life wasn’t like that so I’m not used to it.

    Asians are passive aggressive and won’t tell you why they’re pissed LOL
     
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