Anyone move their parents in?

Bought our last house with the expectation of moving one or both of my parents in eventually because they won't be able to physically maintain their larger house and yard than they need. Either that or moving in with them if they refuse to move.

Can yall share wheelchairs?

My MIL now lives with us. Big mistake. I now have an old woman stuck in her ways, a headstrong wife, and a 16 yr old daughter that constantly clash about EVERYTHING. Stress levels are maxed out, everyday. It may seem like a good idea, but it really isn't.

My parents can get up in that Medicaid nursing home. frick’em in the neck!

I would rather die in a pile of my own piss than move in with my kids. I worked too hard for my dignity and independence.

My dad passed on years ago. I've offered to let my mom move in with me repeatedly but she refuses. She doesn't want to be a burden and she doesn't want to be in our business.

I’d move mine in if needed, their so low key and low maintenance.

I’d burn the house down before we moved in my M/FIL.

For what my parents have done for me over the years feeding me, clothing me, giving me shelter, and dealing with my stupid arse, if they were in a situation where they would have to live with me, I would say yes without mother fricking hesitation. I don't care about the circumstances, they deserve me returning the favor. I would do whatever I can to make it work. They're my parents.

My family consolidated over 20 years ago in order to take care of my grandfather. Moving to another state was difficult for him. I decided to keep my parents in their own home no matter what. After my grandfather died I stayed to look after my parents. They are in their early 80s and still do a lot for themselves but need help often enough that maintaining a separate residence is not practical. Most older people cherish their independence so that may be why yours are reluctant.