My dad passed away. Without him, mom needed help living in that home. In 2014 I moved in with her. She didn’t want to be alone, and I’m so grateful I was able to be there for her. Not long after I moved in, mom was diagnosed with a blood infection, then stomach cancer. The next several years were hard. In 2018, she was gone. One of my mom’s final wishes was that I stay in that house, so she gave me a life estate. #HumansOverHouses https://buff.ly/49KOAJa
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