As long as you are able to keep up the pace of caring for your Grandmother, there would be no need for anyone to place her in a nursing home. But we need to view reality.... Grandmother will start developing other issues beside not being mobile [as per your profile].
Then it would be difficult for you to do all the work that 3 full-time caregivers do in one day, each working an 8 hour shift.
One question, how are you funding your own retirement? Is Grandmother paying you so that you have some income coming in?
Who is POA? - that is the person otherwise they need to go to authorities to get guardianship - maybe do this first -
Are you salaried? - make sure you pay whatever taxes you need to do in your country to start getting your own retirement in line as it is never to early to start! - Grannie has lived long & 1/4 of your genes come from her so chances are you will too
Then it would be difficult for you to do all the work that 3 full-time caregivers do in one day, each working an 8 hour shift.
One question, how are you funding your own retirement? Is Grandmother paying you so that you have some income coming in?
Are you salaried? - make sure you pay whatever taxes you need to do in your country to start getting your own retirement in line as it is never to early to start! - Grannie has lived long & 1/4 of your genes come from her so chances are you will too
I take it that you think GM can remain at home, and the generation above you does not. Is that it? Can you tell us the reasoning on both sides?