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anonymous966920
Asked December 2021
My Husband is on a Walker. He does not like having caregivers for himself. He says he would like to get rid of them. He has a cast on.
Me how I should handle that? Thank you
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Dec 2021
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PeggySue2020
Dec 2021
Tell him the caregivers are for you not him, so that you can be assisted in taking care of him. Otherwise, as you alone cannot take care of him, he would have to go to a facility.
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