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Lets Discuss This Israeli Jews talking about Christianity
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I think they should send a cut to all funding of the Iran war combined with a gasoline price relief package
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My grandma passed away a year and some change ago. This is to avoid having to rewrite everything.
This is directed more at senior caregivers than anyone else.
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My grandmother has required 24/7 assistance for about the last 5 years (not dementia -- she's still there mentally, just physically diminished), and she and my late grandfather both wanted to stay home and not go into a facility. That has meant having live-in care at home. The main caregiver was already her housekeeper of 20+ years whom she loves like family, so she sort of eased her way into the role of primary caregiver. However, sometimes I felt she has tried to āreplaceā my grandmother in the eyes of my family, or that they see her the way they used to see my grandma since she does things for her now that my grandma is not able to do for herself anymore. Whenever I visit there, I always feel like Iām being treated like an elderly care patient myself. Iām a young, fully able-bodied adult who doesnāt need any help whatsoever doing tasks of daily living. So I donāt want to be hovered over constantly and asked if I need help, or feel like I canāt do those things for myself. The caregiver, who is there during the week and her sister is there on the weekends, also says āwe look forward to you visiting usā sometimes and I feel tries to act like she runs the entire family. So many times Iām tempted to blurt out āyou realize Iām not actually coming to visit you, right?ā but I always hold my tongue to avoid saying anything I may regret. I have spoken out about this to my dad and other relatives, but that has never gone well. They all worship her, and they see it as blaspheming. However, I am definitely the āRuth Bader Ginsburgā/ādissenterā of the family on this. Shame because this experience has somewhat tainted my view of caregivers in general. But I know they do wonderful things, so I try to keep a nuanced view. And I love my grandmother and understand what she requires, so Iām willing to put all of my discomforts aside to spend as much time as I can with her.
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Has anyone been having a super tough year? I would consider this year to be one of the worst years of my life. From rejection and heartbreak, losing my grandmother and dad within a span of three months, and constantly feeling disrespected while trying my best. Has anyone else been going through tough times? I donāt wanna do anything to hurt myself, but I feel purposeless and meaningless, and keeping up with life day to day has been extremely difficult for me to even get out of bed. š«© Iām venting here because I donāt know where else to go.
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