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r/AgingParents

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Adult children taking care of their aging parents. By "adult", we mean people that can have a civil discussion without using vulgar language, insulting each other and can hold on-topic discussions about how to care for their aging parent. Discussions about why you don't want to care for a parent are off-topic for this subreddit.

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Anyone else love their parents, but not really LIKE them, especially as they have gotten older? This is my predicament. I feel like the Mom I knew is no longer. Fwiw, she does not have any cognitive issues.

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My father died 3 days ago in most favorable circunstances (he died during his sleep, he didnt suffer, he never lost his mental clarity, he still recognized me as his son, and he had a long life), so I should be gratefull, but still I feel I wont recover from his loss....What should I do ??

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