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Topic	I think I may need to call an ambulance and force my father to go to the
CommonStar 11/28/22 9:39:54 AM #27:	ZangsBeard posted... Hes a vet so that should all be taken care of I think. Either way, what would it matter? Let him die in a puddle of his own filth? Of course not. It matters because you're better off looking for a senior care/nursing home or a long term care facility for him that the VA can provide him. You should contact your local VA and get in touch with a social worker that can help you with this. Also if moving him is absolutely not an option, see if they can provide a caregiver without paying out of pocket. It's an awful situation and I'm sorry you're dealing with it alone atm. If you can get in contact with your siblings, try to get them to help lift some of the burden even if you have to yell at them. <cite>CommonStar posted [p:969757042] in I think I ... [t:80253025]...</cite> <quote>ZangsBeard posted... </cite><quote>Hes a vet so that should all be taken care of I think. Either way, what would it matter? Let him die in a puddle of his own filth?</quote>Of course not. It matters because you're better off looking for a senior care/nursing home or a long term care facility for him that the VA can provide him. You should contact your local VA and get in touch with a social worker that can help you with this. Also if moving him is absolutely not an option, see if they can provide a caregiver without paying out of pocket.It's an awful situation and I'm sorry you're dealing with it alone atm. If you can get in contact with your siblings, try to get them to help lift some of the burden even if you have to yell at them.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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