For many homeowners, the phrase “I’ll just stay here” feels comforting. 💛 It makes sense. Familiar walls. Decades of memories. A routine that feels predictable and safe. Home represents independence, identity, and stability—especially after 65. But over time, that same decision can quietly shift from refuge to risk . Not because staying is wrong—but because staying without a plan can leave families vulnerable when circumstances change. ⚠️ When Comfort Slowly Turns Into Risk Most people don’t wake up one day and decide their home no longer works. The change is gradual. 🚶♀️ Stairs become harder on the knees or hips 🛠️ Routine maintenance feels more exhausting than it used to ❄️ Snow removal, yard work, or small repairs get delayed 📋 Emergency plans exist “in theory,” but not in writing Individually, these don’t feel urgent. Collectively, they can become a problem—especially if a health event, fall, or sudden change forces decisions under pressure. That’s when families find t...
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