I’m 82, living on 2nd floor of a 2 floor condo. I had a hip replaced in 2019, by myself, walking up and down 24 steps, carrying food etc. I go to gym 3 days a week and play 9 holes of golf. I have 2 sons that do not feel I need any assistance. I would like to have this girl as my daughter. Lucky mother-in-law.
This is one of the best things I've ever seen. Should be a recommended viewing for all contractors, designers and young adults before building their forever homes.
Important video. I cared for elderly, infirm in our home. I then planned our new retirement space. Electric outlet below toilet for a bidet. Extra electricity by bed for machines not yet needed. Carpet able to hide spills and low pile. I prefer portable shower stool as shower helper often needed. Grab bar by toilet. microwave at counter. Providing a cleaning lady sets everyone at ease. Other children could gift it.
I think my fav thing is that you have your mother close enough to take care of her, but she has her own privacy of her own apartment without paying those high rent prices! Retirement does not leave much in SSA ! The 2nd fav option for the "aging" you displayed was the "lift." How much was that lift? What a great idea!
Thanks, @Johanna. Yes, having my MIL near while she can still maintain her privacy and independence has worked well for everyone. The lift was pricey-close to $10K-but it's been worth every penny. Last week the EMTs had to come (low blood sugar, she's fine now) and they were so happy to have the lift to use to bring her downstairs.
As an elder with a balance disorder, I loved the vertical bar to hold onto getting into the shower. However, that bar is probably too far away to hold onto while actually showering. I added a horizontal bar on the main wall of the shower so I could hold on while showering or to grab if I lost my balance while in the shower. Also loved the shower seat - beautiful and functional! Thanks for all the good ideas.
Your M.I.L. is very blessed. I love the Apt. I am 62 and disabled. I have issues in feet and stiff fingers. Side effects from chemo. So you have great ideas even for me. Thank you and God bless.
I have had a hand held shower in the bathroom for years.Always with the longer hose.Not only for showering but it has been great for washing the dog and cleaning the shower. It's especially helpful when you sit to shower !!
Several things we did in our retirement home remodel last year: 1) All pull-out drawers for the kitchen's lower cabinets cabinets, 2) Dishwasher raised 10 inches so we don't have to bend over far to load and unload it, 3) Front loading washer and dryer with interior lights and on raised pedestals, and 4) lip-free shower and step-free exterior doors. I wanted an induction cooktop, too, because I think it's much safer than electric, but hubby insisted on gas.
My husband insisted on gas, too, since there's a good chance we'll eventually use this space and rent out our house. For your raised dishwasher, is that part of your counter at bar height?
@@livingthemidlife715 The counter tops are all 36" high except at the dishwasher.. The raised dishwasher sits between the main sink and the refrigerator, and the counter height there is 45". (I think one could incorporate the idea into a bar, though.) There is a shallow drawer under it, so that bottom space isn't wasted. There is 10+" of room between the 45" counter top and the cabinets above, which is plenty to put a toaster or other small appliance. I'm surprised so few people do this. I love it.
Motion light switches & dimming are great adds. I also enjoy entry door access via phone or push button. The lift is exceptional & attractive & inconspicuous. Great ideas. Thanks.
Yup, that was my first observation: stairs for an 81 yr old? While she may be spry, some are not at that age. The lift is beautiful as well as functional.
I hope your MIL is very happy here. You put a lot of thought and effort into this. I’ve seen a lot of supposed in law suites/apartments that were not well thought out for aging. I was very concerned about the stairs but then you showed the lift. What a brilliant solution. We put in a walk in shower for my mother also. I wonder if we will regret not having the no step kind as well. We do have two grab bars and a fabulous built in bench with hand shower. We need to somehow move our laundry room upstairs for her. I loved all of your ideas.
I love that people are choosing this way of life, 2 1/2 yrs ago my husband passed away and found myself in a 3 bedroom 2 bath colonial just me and a cat ! It was lonely ! My daughter and her husband agreed to move in and has worked out great . I gave them the up stairs which they used the huge master suite for a living room , they have a full bath and the other two bedrooms, downstairs I put up sliding doors on the “dining room “ which is now my bedroom and have a bathroom across the hall for me ,we share the kitchen and I have my living room , I pay the mortgage and they pay the rest ( cable,heat,electricity water) about 5 months after moving in they found out they were pregnant!! They both work so I babysit, I love every minute of it! Lol ! When mommy comes home , meme gets to go relax! Lol ! We had a few “rules in place” and I stay out of their relationship! If you go into respecting each other space , it will work out fine. It makes me sad to think of all the elderly people that are alone , and don’t have anyone!
This video is really helpful, thank you. I also have a balance disorder & would be more comfortable with a second grab bar inside the shower enclosure, but hadn't thought of using a stool; great idea, as is the hand held shower head. The reach & grab gizmo made me laugh. I haven't needed something like that yet, but when my mother was getting along in years she still had a rather large & deep chest freezer, which was too deep for her to safely reach to the bottom. This would have been a great idea. She never actually fell in, but did have some scary moments. I love that your MIL has a bit of outdoor space she can enjoy, and the apartment is big and welcoming enough for her to entertain friends if she chooses.
You did an awesome job with her apartment. My only suggestion would be to add pull out shelves. It’s hard when you have arthritis to get down under a cabinet, speaking from experience, to pull something out. The great news is that sliding shelves can be added to a standard cabinet 😃
@Gary Katzenmaier I too was curious when she first showed the outside with the stairs and then mentioned her MIL'S age but if you watch the whole video- they have installed a lift/elevator. 😊
Thank you for your great video. My daughter and SIL want to build me an apartment like that. I love the front porch. Curious about storage/closets. Also wondering if you could give an estimate for the renovation, including the porch, but not the elevator. I would be building in South Carolina. Thanks!
The storage is pretty sufficient for one person. There's a linen pantry in the bathroom as well as cabinets above the washer/dryer. A wall closet with sliding mirrored door in the master bedroom as well as a small closet with a door that can be locked so she can lock her things away if she's visiting her other sons and someone stays in her apartment. And there is a whole bank of cabinets where the barstools are in the main room. As for cost, I have no idea how the price would compare in South Carolina (where OF COURSE you need a porch!) It's approximately 860 square feet. (There's a half bath and a small library that I didn't show in the video.) You can probably find out the average cost/square foot for renovation or new construction in your area.
I have many health issues, one thing that has been a game-changer is being able to cook when I am home alone. I don't just have physical health issues but I also have a form of dementia. I don't use the stove when I am home alone and the oven with the stove is too difficult for me to lift things out. I found the Breville Smart Oven on Amazon. It is the size of a toaster oven but it is a convection oven. I still use the microwave to reheat food but I use the smart oven instead of a regular oven, crockpot, or toaster. I set the function (such as slow cook), the temperature, and the timer. When the timer goes off, the slow cook function switches to the warming function well all the other functions turn off when the timer goes off. If I forget I put something in the smart oven, it's ok because it turns itself off. And I don't have to bend or reach to get things in and out of the smart oven.
Very interesting! Thank you. Can I suggest a high contrast tile for the shower edge for assistance with visual impairment. Your MIL is living life :D with thanks to her wonderful family xx
I have the permanently stacked apartment washer/dryer because one never has to bend down. The dryer opening is at eye level. While they appear smaller, one can wash a good sized load of laundry and they actually use water (unlike the front loading, water saving type where clothing never really feels/smells clean) and have a real agitator instead of a short bump at the bottom of the drum.
@@CM-sy3to yes, a lot of those water-saving types leave you wondering if your clothes are actually clean, don't they? Sounds like you found a good model.
Great looking! I'm 72 and have a mild form of MS/disability, just use a cane and live on a ground floor 2 bedroom, 1 bath condo apt with washer/dryer/dishwasher with a huge wrap around deck not far from the beach in New England! Where did you get the wooden whale over the stove?! I had a stone/slate whale like that over my stove, but it broke and couldn't be fixed! Would love to have something like you have again. Thanks for sharing!
I'm glad you noticed the whale! I think it's super cute, too. I don't remember where my MIL got it--she's had it a long time. But here's a similar one:amzn.to/3fqUNyX
Great idea I love ❤️ it very thoughtful and I appreciate how your thinking about your aging parents love ❤️ it ty so much for sharing more people need to do this if not their own place but thinking about how they can live safer ty ❤️❤️❤️
Yes, the teak seat just makes you feel a bit more pampered, which is always a good thing. :) In the description below the video is a link to the one we bought if you want to check it out.
Nah, most people, myself included, can't stand to cook on electric stoves, especially those that have grown up with them. A carbon Monoxide detector and sturdy knobs should suffice.
I think our electrician ordered the heat pump, but you can find the same one on Amazon. amzn.to/3jmH9Ok Ours is this Mitsubishi, but there are other brands as well, some of which are less expensive. I don't remember if it used 110V or 220V. Since the apartment is over the garage we have both. Your electrician will know.
There’s a lot of different mini split systems out there. We have two in the upstairs of our cape cod style house. I think it cost about $5000. If you’re interested it’s best to get bids from good HVAC companies in your area. There is a lot involved in installing them.
I’m 82, living on 2nd floor of a 2 floor condo. I had a hip replaced in 2019, by myself, walking up and down 24 steps, carrying food etc. I go to gym 3 days a week and play 9 holes of golf. I have 2 sons that do not feel I need any assistance. I would like to have this girl as my daughter. Lucky mother-in-law.
@Patty, I hope I'm as active as you when I am 82. You are an inspiration!
Your mother-in-law is a blessed woman to have a son and daughter-in-law like you.
That's kind of you to say, thank you.
This is one of the best things I've ever seen. Should be a recommended viewing for all contractors, designers and young adults before building their forever homes.
I'm so glad you found it helpful.
Important video. I cared for elderly, infirm in our home. I then planned our new retirement space. Electric outlet below toilet for a bidet. Extra electricity by bed for machines not yet needed. Carpet able to hide spills and low pile. I prefer portable shower stool as shower helper often needed. Grab bar by toilet. microwave at counter. Providing a cleaning lady sets everyone at ease. Other children could gift it.
Those are all great suggestions.
I think my fav thing is that you have your mother close enough to take care of her, but she has her own privacy of her own apartment without paying those high rent prices! Retirement does not leave much in SSA ! The 2nd fav option for the "aging" you displayed was the "lift." How much was that lift? What a great idea!
Thanks, @Johanna. Yes, having my MIL near while she can still maintain her privacy and independence has worked well for everyone. The lift was pricey-close to $10K-but it's been worth every penny. Last week the EMTs had to come (low blood sugar, she's fine now) and they were so happy to have the lift to use to bring her downstairs.
@@livingthemidlife715
Have had Diabetes (Type 1) for "55" yrs. She Could EASILY Handle a Low Blood Sugar On Her Own.🤔
Hooray for the elevator! You did a great job!
Aw, thank you!
Your so caring to look out for mother in law
That's nice of you to say. Thank you.
As an elder with a balance disorder, I loved the vertical bar to hold onto getting into the shower. However, that bar is probably too far away to hold onto while actually showering. I added a horizontal bar on the main wall of the shower so I could hold on while showering or to grab if I lost my balance while in the shower. Also loved the shower seat - beautiful and functional! Thanks for all the good ideas.
Thanks for the tip on the horizontal bar. That's a good suggestion that I'll keep in mind in case we need to add one for my MIL.
Your M.I.L. is very blessed. I love the Apt. I am 62 and disabled. I have issues in feet and stiff fingers. Side effects from chemo. So you have great ideas even for me. Thank you and God bless.
I'm glad you found the video helpful. I wish you complete healing.
The toaster oven is nice because it shuts off after the cook time is complete. For people with memory issues it's safer than the oven.
I have had a hand held shower in the bathroom for years.Always with the longer hose.Not only for showering but it has been great for washing the dog and cleaning the shower. It's especially helpful when you sit to shower !!
I completely agree with you. A handheld shower is very useful. My MIL didn't like it and asked us to switch it back to the stationary one. Go figure.
Several things we did in our retirement home remodel last year: 1) All pull-out drawers for the kitchen's lower cabinets cabinets, 2) Dishwasher raised 10 inches so we don't have to bend over far to load and unload it, 3) Front loading washer and dryer with interior lights and on raised pedestals, and 4) lip-free shower and step-free exterior doors. I wanted an induction cooktop, too, because I think it's much safer than electric, but hubby insisted on gas.
My husband insisted on gas, too, since there's a good chance we'll eventually use this space and rent out our house. For your raised dishwasher, is that part of your counter at bar height?
@@livingthemidlife715 The counter tops are all 36" high except at the dishwasher.. The raised dishwasher sits between the main sink and the refrigerator, and the counter height there is 45". (I think one could incorporate the idea into a bar, though.) There is a shallow drawer under it, so that bottom space isn't wasted. There is 10+" of room between the 45" counter top and the cabinets above, which is plenty to put a toaster or other small appliance. I'm surprised so few people do this. I love it.
This video is perfect for people with disabilities as well, thank you!! 😀
I'm so glad you found it useful.
Motion light switches & dimming are great adds. I also enjoy entry door access via phone or push button. The lift is exceptional & attractive & inconspicuous. Great ideas. Thanks.
My husband actually put in a motion sensor kitchen light and his mom HATED it and made him replace it. 🤦♀️ Thanks for watching!
I love the lift to 2nd floor
It's been very handy.
Yup, that was my first observation: stairs for an 81 yr old? While she may be spry, some are not at that age. The lift is beautiful as well as functional.
You guys did an awesome job! So thoughtful and you give us a lot of tips to keep in mind. I bet your mother-in-law feels very loved. 🤗💝
Thank you!
It’s lovely.
BTW- As a 5’4” senior, bar stools are tricky & difficult for me & not an option for me.
A table & chairs offer many useful options. 😘
Yes, she has a table and chairs also.
Stools more for when the grandkids visit.
Three cheers for the lift !!
I am disabled and I would love having all of that especially the low entry shower.
How kind that you & your husband have allowed your mom her independence & built her a home near you.😉
Thank you. It's working out well for everyone.
I hope your MIL is very happy here. You put a lot of thought and effort into this. I’ve seen a lot of supposed in law suites/apartments that were not well thought out for aging. I was very concerned about the stairs but then you showed the lift. What a brilliant solution. We put in a walk in shower for my mother also. I wonder if we will regret not having the no step kind as well. We do have two grab bars and a fabulous built in bench with hand shower. We need to somehow move our laundry room upstairs for her. I loved all of your ideas.
Sounds like you're taking wonderful care of your mother. Thanks for watching.
Your Mother-in-law is so lucky to have you
Thank you.
❤ the dutch door, location of microwave, lift installation. So many thoughtful details. Great jobs.
Thank you! My mother-in-law is quite happy there. And she loooooves her Dutch door!
I love everything you put in for her.
Thank you!
Great tips to help make it senior-friendly.
You spoke of slipping with a rubber backed mat. What about tripping, #1 for falls.
I have a kitchen tong gadget in my laundry basket for getting all the bottom row of wet washing from the machine.
Yes! Tongs work just as well as the Grabber.
Ahhh great idea adding lift. Smart!
Thank you. My MIL didn't want it at first, but we thought it was better to put it in before it was needed. And now she's so happy to have it!
I’m most fascinated by the lift.
It's been pretty handy.
I love that people are choosing this way of life, 2 1/2 yrs ago my husband passed away and found myself in a 3 bedroom 2 bath colonial just me and a cat ! It was lonely ! My daughter and her husband agreed to move in and has worked out great . I gave them the up stairs which they used the huge master suite for a living room , they have a full bath and the other two bedrooms, downstairs I put up sliding doors on the “dining room “ which is now my bedroom and have a bathroom across the hall for me ,we share the kitchen and I have my living room , I pay the mortgage and they pay the rest ( cable,heat,electricity water) about 5 months after moving in they found out they were pregnant!! They both work so I babysit, I love every minute of it! Lol ! When mommy comes home , meme gets to go relax! Lol ! We had a few “rules in place” and I stay out of their relationship! If you go into respecting each other space , it will work out fine. It makes me sad to think of all the elderly people that are alone , and don’t have anyone!
Sound's like You Have the Perfect Situation for Everyone. There also Need's to Be MORE Tiny Home's.👍 An Ideal Solution for Many as well.
This video is really helpful, thank you. I also have a balance disorder & would be more comfortable with a second grab bar inside the shower enclosure, but hadn't thought of using a stool; great idea, as is the hand held shower head. The reach & grab gizmo made me laugh. I haven't needed something like that yet, but when my mother was getting along in years she still had a rather large & deep chest freezer, which was too deep for her to safely reach to the bottom. This would have been a great idea. She never actually fell in, but did have some scary moments. I love that your MIL has a bit of outdoor space she can enjoy, and the apartment is big and welcoming enough for her to entertain friends if she chooses.
She does love to have friends for lunch on her deck. :D Thanks for watching!
@@livingthemidlife715
The Outdoor Space would
be a Definite MUST for Us.
I need all the above things that your mother - in - has. Very thoughtful ideas.
Thank you for watching.
You did an awesome job with her apartment. My only suggestion would be to add pull out shelves. It’s hard when you have arthritis to get down under a cabinet, speaking from experience, to pull something out. The great news is that sliding shelves can be added to a standard cabinet 😃
That is a fabulous suggestion.
We Have Them. Totally Agree.👍
Soooooo thoughtful 🥰 an easy to use microwave is priceless and the grabber is a favorite too!!
Thank you! I've borrowed her grabber several times now...probably time to get my own!
second floor for old people with arthritis is a no go.
@Gary Katzenmaier I too was curious when she first showed the outside with the stairs and then mentioned her MIL'S age but if you watch the whole video- they have installed a lift/elevator. 😊
Thank you for your great video. My daughter and SIL want to build me an apartment like that. I love the front porch. Curious about storage/closets. Also wondering if you could give an estimate for the renovation, including the porch, but not the elevator. I would be building in South Carolina. Thanks!
The storage is pretty sufficient for one person. There's a linen pantry in the bathroom as well as cabinets above the washer/dryer. A wall closet with sliding mirrored door in the master bedroom as well as a small closet with a door that can be locked so she can lock her things away if she's visiting her other sons and someone stays in her apartment. And there is a whole bank of cabinets where the barstools are in the main room. As for cost, I have no idea how the price would compare in South Carolina (where OF COURSE you need a porch!) It's approximately 860 square feet. (There's a half bath and a small library that I didn't show in the video.) You can probably find out the average cost/square foot for renovation or new construction in your area.
I have many health issues, one thing that has been a game-changer is being able to cook when I am home alone. I don't just have physical health issues but I also have a form of dementia. I don't use the stove when I am home alone and the oven with the stove is too difficult for me to lift things out. I found the Breville Smart Oven on Amazon. It is the size of a toaster oven but it is a convection oven. I still use the microwave to reheat food but I use the smart oven instead of a regular oven, crockpot, or toaster. I set the function (such as slow cook), the temperature, and the timer. When the timer goes off, the slow cook function switches to the warming function well all the other functions turn off when the timer goes off. If I forget I put something in the smart oven, it's ok because it turns itself off. And I don't have to bend or reach to get things in and out of the smart oven.
Sound's like a GREAT Solution to Your Problem. Do you Know the Size of It ?
Also, a Guesstimate as to the Price ? Thank You !!
@@Kiki-wi7px Brevelles vary in price depending on where you get it. I think Amazon was the less expensive at about $280.00.
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Thank You. "Happy Holiday's"🎄☃️
I'd use that lift now, but it probably cost more than my house.
Beautiful spot ! Such care !
Thank you!
Very interesting! Thank you. Can I suggest a high contrast tile for the shower edge for assistance with visual impairment. Your MIL is living life :D with thanks to her wonderful family xx
I can see where a high contrast tile for the shower edge would be helpful. Thanks for watching!
The lift is amazing great job
Thanks! It's been handy for sure!
Nice space! I especially like the lift to the second floor apartment.
I get the feeling you are or were an airline hostess.
Enjoyed this video! Was wondering if you could give us more information on the elevator lift, like the brand, etc. Thanks!
Galaxy, out of Texas.
We got it from a company in Texas. Galaxy.
Loved the Lift!
It's been handy for sure!
This is beautiful and well planned. What is the sq footage?
It's 860 sq. ft.
This is wonderful! Bless you all for doing this for your mother-in-law. I love the shower seat and the grabber.
Thank you for watching.
Well done, Very stylish apartment!
Thank you!
Stackable washer dryer is the better choice. Also a “touch” faucet would be the way to go.
Thanks for the input.
I have the permanently stacked apartment washer/dryer because one never has to bend down. The dryer opening is at eye level. While they appear smaller, one can wash a good sized load of laundry and they actually use water (unlike the front loading, water saving type where clothing never really feels/smells clean) and have a real agitator instead of a short bump at the bottom of the drum.
@@CM-sy3to yes, a lot of those water-saving types leave you wondering if your clothes are actually clean, don't they? Sounds like you found a good model.
Great looking! I'm 72 and have a mild form of MS/disability, just use a cane and live on a ground floor 2 bedroom, 1 bath condo apt with washer/dryer/dishwasher with a huge wrap around deck not far from the beach in New England! Where did you get the wooden whale over the stove?! I had a stone/slate whale like that over my stove, but it broke and couldn't be fixed! Would love to have something like you have again. Thanks for sharing!
I'm glad you noticed the whale! I think it's super cute, too. I don't remember where my MIL got it--she's had it a long time. But here's a similar one:amzn.to/3fqUNyX
@@livingthemidlife715 Thank you, much appreciated
Great idea I love ❤️ it very thoughtful and I appreciate how your thinking about your aging parents love ❤️ it ty so much for sharing more people need to do this if not their own place but thinking about how they can live safer ty ❤️❤️❤️
Did I miss a living room or seating area? You have some wonderful ideas, especially the elevator.
There is a small living room, as well as a small library and another half bath that I did not feature in the video.
Love this place
Thank you for watching!
Excellent info, cheers
I love everything
How many square feet? Very nice!
Love the shower seat ..I have a plastic one .. but would love to change it …
Yes, the teak seat just makes you feel a bit more pampered, which is always a good thing. :) In the description below the video is a link to the one we bought if you want to check it out.
I didn't even hear the music so I don't think that's a problem.
Prefer built in tile bench but better if u need wheelchair access in shower.
Tongs for the grill are long and can be used to grab items out of the washing machine. I use my tongs every time I do laundry.
Nice hint, never thought of that.
Great idea!!
Great ideas! Love the video!
Would change the gas stove for one of the electric induction styles. Stove top does not get hot, there is no open flame. A very nice place for mama.
Nah, most people, myself included, can't stand to cook on electric stoves, especially those that have grown up with them. A carbon Monoxide detector and sturdy knobs should suffice.
Induction is a good idea. We were also balancing cooking desires.
Wow, impactful , and directing to drive sales , very nice i love the personality in the video
Thanks for watching!
Good ideas.
Glad you like them!
A washer with a front door loader would be better
Good suggestion.
The lift was definitely a good idea but what if it malfunctions and gets stuck with her on it ?
There is an emergency hand operated supplemental system on our son’s father-in-laws lift.
The whole video was very helpful. Where did you find the heat pump? Also did it require extra electric? Thank you.
I think our electrician ordered the heat pump, but you can find the same one on Amazon. amzn.to/3jmH9Ok Ours is this Mitsubishi, but there are other brands as well, some of which are less expensive. I don't remember if it used 110V or 220V. Since the apartment is over the garage we have both. Your electrician will know.
Nice place
Thank you!
Grab Bars come in handy for all Ages especially if you have been out drinking,try sitting or getting up off the toilet Drunk. Lol
A front end washer and dryer is easier for the aging
Says who? There is no such thing as one size fits all!!!!
@@mauricepowers3804 I say as someone who is old
On pedestal base to raise height would be good idea too
Beautiful. What is the square footage for this apartment? TIA
How much was the lift with installation? Great video.
I don’t remember the exact amount but it was in the range of $15-20K. That included transportation to WA from TX.
All for me.
How long will she be able to use the steps
You answered my question
super helpful, thanks. how much is the heat pump? where do I find more information?
I believe they're called mini- splits.
There’s a lot of different mini split systems out there. We have two in the upstairs of our cape cod style house. I think it cost about $5000. If you’re interested it’s best to get bids from good HVAC companies in your area. There is a lot involved in installing them.
The high barstools for a shorter, older woman was probably a fashion choice rather than a practical one.
Yes, and she chose the stools. But they are not bar height, just counter height, so she sits on them with no problem.
I was wondering do you sale houses on the side. And are you a hostesses? 🙂
No and no. But I'll keep that in mind if I ever need another job!
talking microwave for people w/ vision issues
That's a good suggestion/
Hi Jill! Nice to meet you. New Subbie 💜
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Can you adopt me?
How does 81 yr old mother get up the stairs when she has arthritis? Stairs not best safety feature for elderly.
There is a lift.
This apartment is pretty hinky!
make sure v
No music please. Its distracting while ur speaking.
Ditch the music… so annoying!
Thanks for the input.
She has to walk up all those stairs?
There's a lift.
Watch
What they said. But finish the video - they installed an elevator!
Aging in place????? Do you even get how insulting that is!!!!? "Your aging adult" ? Lots of labels going on in this video!!!
What is the insulting part? Are we supposed to be pretending that people don't age???
She was trying to be generic I think. No slack can be cut with Maurice
You are so right Maurice. We should call them what they are - OULD!!! 😆Dude, chill out. We all age and we all feel it.
If you live long enough you will aged.
This has good design ideas.
Just realistic.
Is your facial skin spotted like your chest? That's a lot of make up.
How rude!
@@donnajones9006 What's wrong with asking about one's make up practices?
Why does it concern you valeen
@@geh8553 The discoloration is concerning.
In other news, they did a superb job with that place.
Quite a rude comment.