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The Teague Case Study Yolanda

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The Teague family’s view once they have achieved better accommodations for Yolanda would be that they could go back to some of the routines and go back to some of the activities that they once enjoyed. Teresa would like to go back to Curves, as she likes the women that she has met there and would like to talk to them again while working out. David would like to go back to being able to take his family out to dinner even occasionally. Michael would like to have more freedom as he now cannot go to things, as Yolanda cannot be left alone. The hired women who come and watch her leave once Michael gets home from school during the week. As a family, they would like to have more time to be together and not be worried about Yolanda having …show more content…

If she had moved in with her son Jose, she would still be able to live in Florida and be close to her sisters. If she had moved in with her other son Henry, she would live in California but would have her own home as he had built a small home in the back of his house for …show more content…

The people at the nursing home would have more experience in dealing with the elderly. This would help in the desired change because the Teague family would still be able to have the routines that they had before but just include visits to see Yolanda. The evidence is that Yolanda does need around the clock care but does not make enough money to pay for a place that can care for her and the family does not have the extra money to help pay for such a place. Even if all three of Yolanda’s children helped in some way it would still be difficult. Yolanda also ended up moving in with the Teague family because both of her other children do not have the patience to handle Yolanda’s issues and medical

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