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recovering from surgery in an assisted living facility

When my mother decided to get surgery on both of her knees, we knew that it would be difficult for her to get around for a couple of weeks. We weighed the pros and cons of having her stay in my home while she recovered and did some research about her staying at an assisted living facility up the road from my place. After reading about what I would have to do for her during her recovery, we decided that the medical professionals at the assisted living facility would be best to handle it. Learn about staying at an assisted living facility for surgical recovery here on my blog.

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Navigating The Emotional Journey: Conversations With Loved Ones About Senior Living

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Signs Your Loved One Would Do Well With Home Health Care

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A Guide On How To Pack When Moving Into An Assisted Living Facility

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