greenbean

My ol’ man was 40, i had the oldest parents of all my friends. I was also 40 when my youngest was born.

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When I was a kid, maybe 6 or 7 my dad told me that by time I was old enough to drive they'd have flying cars and I remember thinking that was really cool which is why I remember him saying it.

I'm pushing 50 now.

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Yes, in the 70s/80s, we were told by the year 2000, we'd have flying cars.

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I served in the Gulf on the USS LaSalle AGF-3, first ship US into Kuwait Harbor, not as glamours as your chair.

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I'm interested in what you did, where is your shadow box? Stand on your record not your pop's.

I've never presented my self as a bad arse, nor did I ever do anything heroic. I was in the rear with gear.

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My father did more in his 28 than you did in your 31.

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Well, we're talking about you, not your father. I bet father never begged for handouts nor filed multiple frivolous VA disability claims.

And I outranked him, so there's that.

Make your own way, only a low T, soy boy would put their father's record up and not their own.

What did you do?

You, as the consumer, have all the power. As long as folks will pay high prices for unnecessary items, business will continue to charge high prices.

Bama got the death penalty from all the cheating during the Saban era. They'll field a team again next year.

in before, "ask your husband."

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I never want to be old

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Just don't be fat and disgusting. My mom is 90 and works in the yard everyday. Never been on a scooter in her life.

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Generally speaking, Medicaid pays for most NH stays (unless the patient has resources). If she has assets, like home, land, etc., the state CAN (not necessarily will) take those assets to help pay. Get with an estate planning attorney immediately.

NHs are mostly terrible places (especially the ones were Medicaid pays most of the bill), the key is go see her every day or two, that way the NH will know someone cares about and put more effort into her care. Most NH patients get very few visitors.

A doctor will have to sign off on her not being able to care for herself before Medicaid will pay.

Assisted living facilities are another option to look in to.