Mary Jane R.

“ The last years of my parents, I had to become a caregiver so they did not have to go into a nursing home. They both died at the age of 95. So someone had to be there. My husband's father, also, spent many days at our home- although he had eight other children he could have visited. But he always like our home. Accepting the wonderful older age is a gift not all of us appreciate. It can be easy if you can give...

The last years of my parents, I had to become a caregiver so they did not have to go into a nursing home. They both died at the age of 95. So someone had to be there. My husband's father, also, spent many days at our home- although he had eight other children he could have visited. But he always like our home. Accepting the wonderful older age is a gift not all of us appreciate. It can be easy if you can give back with the correct attitude. After all we all are headed in that direction..

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