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Maybe the first thing to do is see an edler attorney...He or she can give you advice on estate planning, long-term care, and guardianship, etc. Do you have a loved one of family friend who could act as a trustee and oversee your wife's care in your absence?
This is a heavy time...but bless you for being a loving spouse.
Good luck
Lilli