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my advice to people thinking about
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long-term care is
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to start with simply think about it so
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many people put off even considering
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what that would look like to them or
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what they should do about it because
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it’s not a topic most people want to
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think about we don’t want to think about
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what’s going to happen when we’re old
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and frail and unable to care for
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ourselves so just spend some time
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thinking about what you want
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long-term care for you to look like and
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then reach out to an attorney and
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think about
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how can we put that into practice so
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when i’m meeting with a client who is
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kind of coming to me early on we have a
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lot more options to explore for what
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what we can put in place to help achieve
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whatever goals they have for long-term
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care which is not to say that you
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couldn’t come last minute when
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somebody’s going in the nursing home
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tomorrow i mean we do still have options
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we help people in that position all the
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time but i think if you have that option
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the further out you can think about it
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and come to us the more we’ll be able to
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help you with that
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St. Louis, MO estate & probate attorney Nikki Mitchell shares her advice for people concerned about their long-term care needs.