Not only in AZ, Opus. My next oldest sister (90) lives in her home in West Point, MS, with two shifts of caregivers. One at 7:00 AM, swapped with another at 7:00 PM. She suffered a stroke and her left side is partially paralyzed and she cannot walk. Wheelchair to move about the house, recliner to spend the day in.
Cost of these 2 is $300.00 a month less than a nursing home in town. BUT, she still has the expense of utilities, groceries, an auto expenses. (They take her out to doctor, hairdressers, major needs to be there.)
She has only had 2 jobs in her life. 1st at a clothing store for a year or so out of high school, then at a local bank for 60 years.
Excerpt from local news on her retirement...
(Her younger sister xxxxxxx xxxxxxx is now retired and presently in xxxxx in West Point. “Dot” went to work at the same bank on 3/19/1953. She reluctantly retired In March of 2013, making it exactly 60 years.)
Same job, same building, same hours, and walking with her sister those same six blocks for 36 years.
Employer/Employee loyalty has changed over the years and wages have increased.
What if it Snows?
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