Should I follow my heart, or my mother's wishes?

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CA-Claire said...

It is amazing that you have been able to hold it all together. The fact that you understand that your mother is not herself anymore is improtant.

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you need to speak with an attorney that handles estate planning. It's a little late at this stage for estate planning, but they can put things in objective perspective for you, so that you can see the options available, and the pros/cons for you in your choices.

What a difficult time. Strokes rob us of the ones we love - not always by death, but by changing their personalities and perspectives.

Know that we care, and involve only your close family - former sister-in-law is no longer family. Take each day as it comes and find ways to take care of you.

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