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<blockquote data-quote="Ky hills" data-source="post: 1463349" data-attributes="member: 24816"><p>Drove 200 miles to western Ky, to be with my only living aunt and uncle, their daughter in law and granddaughter. Aunt and uncle are 89, and 90, and have always been extremely active and independent until the last couple years. They are currently in an assisted living home, and uncle has caretakers with him and will soon be too dependent to be at that place. It is heartbreaking to see them so feeble and frail. Uncle didn't even hardly know me, and didn't recognize my wife.</p><p>We had a nice dinner and visited a while, then 200 miles back home. Most of the way back, I thought about how they had worked to be in a very well off position, but now you would never know it unless factoring in the care facility that they are in. Makes me realize how blessed we are just to be up and able to get around, and the importance of making the most of our time while we can.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ky hills, post: 1463349, member: 24816"] Drove 200 miles to western Ky, to be with my only living aunt and uncle, their daughter in law and granddaughter. Aunt and uncle are 89, and 90, and have always been extremely active and independent until the last couple years. They are currently in an assisted living home, and uncle has caretakers with him and will soon be too dependent to be at that place. It is heartbreaking to see them so feeble and frail. Uncle didn't even hardly know me, and didn't recognize my wife. We had a nice dinner and visited a while, then 200 miles back home. Most of the way back, I thought about how they had worked to be in a very well off position, but now you would never know it unless factoring in the care facility that they are in. Makes me realize how blessed we are just to be up and able to get around, and the importance of making the most of our time while we can. [/QUOTE]
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