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I am a co-caregiver of both parents in a multigenerational household. Despite intentions otherwise, the other caregiver is unable to “give care” most of the time. I do not have to be here. I have my own home. Yet I came to help. Explanations are many as to why caregiving cannot be a priority for them. Yet. If I was not here life would go on and verrrrrry basic caregiving would happen. I am torn.

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“Multigenerational household” sounds nice unless it means “elderly people with extreme care needs requiring younger people to give up their own lives indefinitely.”

Is that what’s going on?
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AlvaDeer Apr 2025
Bingo! Until we know what this multi-generational household consists of, I haven't a clue, but I DO know if our OP steps in they are likely to be thrilled to let her.
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Posted in error. Sorry. Disregard.
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