Blonde wrote:
A person who has Alzheimer did not choose this... I wonder what TAMers would do if the person chooses a lifestyle that will neccessarily lead to ill health. Say the person is a diabetic and his or her doctor warns him against eating to much sugar and he / she lives on candies and sugary drinks and does not take any advice.
What if the person likes to pick fights, you discouraged him / her and he /she and ends up disabled from one?
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| Originally Posted by Blonde (Post 7565321) 70yo MIL has been a widow for 10 years. Tried dating and says "I'm not going to get remarried. Old men are just looking for someone to take care of them and I'm not signing up for that!!!" Bam. Marriage remains hard on women. If I'm married and my H was to get Alzheimers, I feel a sense of obligation by the vows I made in front of God "in sickness and health". I couldn't justify to myself dumping him for two 40's because he isn't putting out anymore.... Pat Robertson: Alzheimer's Makes Divorce OK - ABC News |
What if the person likes to pick fights, you discouraged him / her and he /she and ends up disabled from one?
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