Posted by 1Plowboy on January 31, 2018 at 14:57:17 from (50.34.196.172):
In Reply to: Dad posted by Bruce SeKs on January 30, 2018 at 16:17:46:
My Dad has been gone for 18 years. I remember him sitting in front of me when the time came for him to go to assisted living and he said "I don't want to do this, I would rather just die." He was there for four years before he passed. After about six months of him being quite depressed about where he was (it was pretty tough at times) things finally started to turn. I was talking with him one day and had to ask "it seems like you might be starting to like it here?" His reply was that yes he did like it, saying that he didn't have to worry about getting to the store, laundry, ect ect. The biggest one being that he didn't have to worry about the house and all that went with that.
My hope for you is that he too will see that it's not so bad.
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