Here are some practical things you need to think about. These may include wheelchair ramps and bath safety aids. Emotional aspects are important, too. For example, children may need to be quieter. Your partner may be awakened in the night.
Many caregivers report getting much satisfaction from helping parents, even when the job is hard.
However, it is important to reassess your situation periodically to see if care at home still makes sense. If, at any stage, you decide you can no longer provide hands-on care, you should not feel guilty or think you have failed. There are other options that will probably be best for everyone at that time. For More Information There are resources available to help you assess your parents' situation and get referrals to other resources. The Aging Parent Handbook.