Grown Children Should Not Attempt to Force Their Beliefs on Dying Parent

Photo credit Sven Mieke Dear Carol: I dearly love my husband who is 81. This is a second marriage for both of us, but we’ve been married 23 happy years. Now, my beloved is dying from cancer. He has other health challenges, including emphysema, and he’s made his peace. All that he wants now is pain relief, so we’ve been working with hospice to provide what they can. His grown children, who’ve seen little of him, have become aggressive in pushing their religious view... Continue reading on Inforum for insight into how adult children can make end-of-life harder for parents: Purchase Minding Our Elders: Caregivers Share Their Personal Stories – paperback or ebook  Egosan wants to help you live your life fully: Try Egosan premium underwear for discrete, dignified protection. For 20% off your first order on Amazon use promo Code: 20CAREGIVERS. General caregiving or incontinence questions? We’re here to help with ASK CAROL.  She has an additional 10% discount for you. ***Egosan’s PEFC certification guarantees that their products are from sustainable, managed forests, recycled and controlled sources              Related StoriesWhat to Do When Siblings Can’t Agree on a Parent’s Care NeedsAn Adult Child of Abuse Struggles with Perceived Caregiving ObligationTips on How to Handle Controlling Older Parents 
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