\u200bDuring visits with your dad, you’ve noticed that his fridge is full of spoiled vegetables and dairy items. Groceries you purchased him last week haven’t been touched. His trash is full of takeout containers.<\/p>\n
You’ve also noticed that his laundry is piling up. He seems to wear the same pants and shirts all week and there’s a definite odor. Maybe, his floors are covered in pet hair. When asked if he needs help, he becomes defensive and makes excuses.<\/p>\n
When your dad needs help, the most common thought is that family members need to chip in. It’s a cost-effective way to provide your dad with the help he needs. It’s also not always the best choice. Here’s why.<\/p>\n