My mother-in-law has dementia and plans to move in... but I don't want to be a carer. What should I do?
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telegraph.co.ukI love my mother-in-law dearly. She helped raise the children, supported me through losing my mum and puts family first.
When she was diagnosed with dementia, it was assumed without discussion that she’d move in with us. But I’m dreading her arrival.
Our youngest has just moved out, and I’d been looking forward to having time to myself. My husband is busy with his business, so caring for her will fall to me.
I can’t tell him how I feel, as even writing this makes me feel unbelievably selfish. Is there a solution I haven’t thought of? — GuiltyFirst things first: we’d like to give you a medal.
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