?are not created equally, that is for certain. It is up to the families of the loved one who has to be placed, to do the research and look into many different homes to assure the best placement possible.There are risks associated with aging. As we age, it is more likely that we will lose a lot of loved ones, we become more reclusive because we aren't as balanced in our walking, or because our mind isn't working quite the way we know it should be. As our body gets weaker, we demand more care. Many times the care comes from adult children who have full time jobs and are raising a family. As we all know, caring for anyone doesn't come without mental or physical exhaustion. Taking on an elderly parent who is clearly progressing towards being dependent can become overwhelming and can very well put a strain on a marriage, whether or not your loved one is living under the same roof with you.Eventually, the human deterioration may require nursing home care. Although there are feelings of guilt about this decision, it isn't always a bad decision. Nursing homes can provide an environment that is accommodating to your loved one. Many of the employees are caring and compassionate and want to see their "resident" thrive.The Brighter Side of Nursing Homes
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