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The bed will need to be moved to allow my mum to see TV from the bed, and back to get to both sides. |
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Going to see my sister for lunch and do a couple of DIY jobs:
Hang a large mirror and fit a new float valve to the toilet. Fair exchange. :) |
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Well we are 1 step closer to getting my mum home, it looks like my mum and dad will have to pay for full costs of her care, as they have joint accounts they are effectively taking half.
But at least she is coming home, she is very low and down. My sister asked a guy at work who has given her loads of free advice, he suggested that my sister and me are made Lasting Power of Attorney so if needed we can take control rather than someone behind a desk. ---------- Post added at 19:54 ---------- Previous post was at 19:32 ---------- Quote:
Yep, I normally see my sister several times a week, but now it's 2/3 times a month. I did sit in her garden when we were told that you could sit in another houses garden, luckily the weather was good. When we were to sit inside my sister helped me paint a room so my mum can come home. |
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Glad to here your mum is coming home.
You (and your sister) can do all the Power Of Attorney stuff (there are two kinds, health & welfare and property & financial affairs) online at Gov.UK - that's what my wife and her brother did for her mum. https://www.gov.uk/power-of-attorney Good luck |
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My sister works in a solicitors, so we are getting it done through her work, mates rates |
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Having the LPA will also take away a lot of the messing about in the future. I never realised how helpful it was to have them when I needed to fall back on the ones we set up to deal with all my Father's affairs. We set up the LPAs well before they were needed and he always said it reasurred him that some one he trusted would look after all his affairs. |
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So glad your Mum is coming home,
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Glad to hear Hom3r that you're getting your mum home. Better for her to be in familar surroundings. :tu:
My sister got power of attorney when my mother's dementure go so bad she couldn't handle day-to-day bills etc. As she used to work for the bank she was best placed to know what to do. |
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The guy sorting it out has said enable the LPA from the start as if your parents trust you when the ain't able to handle stuff surly they do now.
Going what I gather both my sister and I will both get cards for all accounts. |
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Just been away on a break for 4 days/3 nights with my wife, daughter and grandson at Conwy/Anglesey - lovely part of the country, where I hadn’t spent much time before.
We were based in Deganwy, and visited Conwy (just over the bridge), Llandudno, Bangor, Beaumaris, Colwyn Bay, and popped in to visit the Welsh Mountain Zoo on the way home - my 1 year old grandson’s first visit to a zoo. We had a lovely relaxing time, and he was very well behaved. |
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Well after 195 days (28 weeks).
My mum is finally coming home. We have the hospital bed and air mattress, we bought a 28" TV and Splitter so she can watch the same as us on her TV. She will be in bed all the time unless we are able to source a compact hoist as the room isn't massive. I will have to get up around 3am to move her into a new position, but as I'm not currently working it isn't going to be a problem, but I will have to adapt. She also currently doesn't have a good appetite, but after I cook her some decent home cooked food she should fatter herself up and get her appetite back. Talking with my sister she will be better to eat little and often. Her trouble is not only diabetic she also had her gallbladder removed so has to be carful eating fatty and sugary food. The annoying thing is she has too much money so will have to pay the full amount for the first month which is for 2 carers (she need this) 4 times a day, a mere £4360. next month after she gets her money re-evaluated should drop to £40 a month |
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