...when we'll need good help. There should always be someone or some place to turn....
It happens to most of us at one point in time or another. We aren't able to do something today that was routine and easily achieved yesterday...or it may sneak up with a subtle disregard ...
Incapacitation doesn't have a favorite time to handicap us. It can happen at any time and most often without warning. Something as simple as mowing the lawn, shoveling the walk or doing the banking; something more complex like feeding oneself or no longer being able to drive...these can happen or affect those you love. Sometimes we need a little help...sometimes we may need a lot.
Part of the future planning process will anticipate many of these possibilities and with serious thought can often be dealt with in some 'master plan'.
It would be pretentious to suggest that all of our vulnerabilities can be anticipated, yet it may be prudent to have a general 'plan' in place. There are questions you'll need to ask yourself. There may be a challenge in anticipating just what could or should be addressed or who to turn to to start the process.
Certainly the questions are as different as each individual situation is different. Perhaps someone else has posed a similar concern in 'Frequently Asked Questions'
(Please share your opinions, thoughts,and concerns. Even if the answers don't seem obvious no one can help until the questions are shared.
