Labs4me Posted June 2013
Getting elderly parents who live independently, to plan for future care options.
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njmommy Jun 2013
Debralee, there is only so much you can do. It sounds like you've done all the right things. Maybe after some time if a health issue arises or some activity becomes too hard for them, they will listen. In the meantime, I would start researching options on your own. I know you don't want to but I was in the same position and now my mother is living with me because neither one of us made plans ahead of time. Realize they are just not going to do this and do it yourself for yourself.
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