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Nicole, I chose to have my husband in Hospice Care at home and to take care of him.  It was the hardest thing I have every done.  They provide all the equipment and typically a nurse comes two times a week to bathe him and to change the bed linens and to check and see what supplies we needed.  BUT there is so much more that needs to be done around the clock.  You can hire people to come in and help, but you need to pay for a minimum of four hours which is quite expensive.  Toward the end it gets harder and harder and the demands are 24/7.  You need more people to relieve you (something I did not have) and you become a WALKING ZOMBIE.  They will only take the patient to the hospital if it is a very serious occurrence and you need to take them in an ambulance and bring them home in an ambulance.  I felt that my husband and I were together 61 years and that at the end of his life, I would not leave him.  I did it for 8 months and I WOULD NEVER EVER WANT TO DO IT AGAIN.  BUT I would still do the same for my husband; and could have never placed him in a hospice facility to be cared for.  I hope this helps.

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Doctor just left.  I am going to live!  😁  I told him I wish it was because the insurance company cared but I knew it simply was to prepare an algorithm to determine Risk vs Cost.  He said I was right.  He was a really nice doctor and did several tests that I had never had before.    Love your bunny in the car gif.  

That is nice, Marcy! A new kitchen. Hopeful steps forward for your future.

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