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I moved in with my parents 3 years ago to help my dad with my mom's caregiving. I'm glad I got that time with her.
My mom had dementia, and I moved back in to help with caregiving. It was hard at first, but eventually, I saw caregiving as a gift.
- Jeannie Ritchie moved back in with parents to help dad care for mom with dementia.
- Initially, emotional turmoil arose from mother's resistance to care.
- Over time, caregiving became joyful experience filled with happiness.