By Deb Hipp, Next Avenue ContributorSara Tapscott won't ever forget the day an employee at her aging parents' assisted living center knocked on their apartment door and told them they'd have to move. Tapscott's parents, Mary and Leo, had received their diagnoses 10 years earlier. There was no way that Tapscott and her sister, who also visited, could take care of their parents. Sara and her sister wound up moving their parents from assisted living to a skilled nursing facility. But you also realize you give up your whole self to move, and in the long run, I didn't think my parents would have wanted that."

Source: Forbes May 24, 2017 19:18 UTC