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Also, contact your local Office or Dept. of Aging. If your son is legally disabled, there may be state programs that can provide financial aid for caregiving. My handicapped sister now benefits from such a program; it covers her caregiving costs 24/7. Best wishes to you in your search.
My thoughts are with you.