Caring For Aging Parents Support Group
Caring for aging parents can be a difficul time as we become the caretakers for our parents. This broad responsibility can encompass such services as assisted living, adult day care, long term care, nursing homes, hospice care, and in-home care. Whether you have just started caring for your parents or just need a place to talk, we're here.
My parents have a large 5 bedroom house w lots of stuff in it. Anyone have suggestions on the best way to clean it out so I can sell it? Or there is no easy way? So far I am sorting everything as trash, thrift store, keepsake or junk removal. Every time I go there I do 10 bags of trash and 5 boxes to thrift shop at a time. It’s a lot of work. How do I get rid of dressers, armoirs, huge metal shelves, tables, couches? They won’t help me cause partially lazy maybe and partially it’s too painful emotionally to help cause they don’t actually want to get rid of stuff and move ( mostly my mom at home while my dad in rehab) She has early dementia so I’ll give her a task and she’ll get thru half the task. For instance she’ll wash all the clothes to take to thrift shop but it’s sitting in her car. I don’t want them paying mortgage and independent living rent both at the same time too long so I need to clean it fast. But if feels like a 3 year project. Did I mention I’m planning my wedding and getting married in 2.5 months?
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88FIn 1969 we decided to get married without a big wedding. Most of our friends and family liked large over the top for the time kind of weddings and I did not. First, I didn't see why spending so much money for one day when we have the rest of our lives to live. I have never regretted not having a big formal wedding. Another issue is not liking all the attention. Also, we have gone to big...
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I invited Bill to have dinner with me last Sunday. He wasn't willing to drive 7 hours to mid Michigan and teased me with his beautiful ribs!!! So, of course I ate alone and had cedar salmon


I am sure she sold later off her website or out of a thrift store the stuff at more inflated prices...oh well....we did not make money because we had dumpsters and asbestos abatement that needed to be done.....but everything was pretty well gone and I gave a charity the rest so they could sell it or use it with the girls they help get off drugs and prostitution
Some charities will pick up here like the Diabetic Assoc.... I would google charities that will pick up in your area