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‘I don’t wish to be cold-hearted’: My elderly relative can no longer care for himself. Am I wrong to leave his care to the state?

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‘I don’t wish to be cold-hearted’: My elderly relative can no longer care for himself. Am I wrong to leave his care to the state?

“He has never been particularly generous or nurturing.”

‘I don’t wish to be cold-hearted’: My elderly relative can no longer care for himself. Am I wrong to leave his care to the state?

Source：MarketWatch

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Source：https://www.marketwatch.com/story/i-dont-wish-to-be-cold-hearted-my-elderly-relative-can-no-longer-care-for-himself-am-i-wrong-to-leave-his-care-to-the-state-8d546b32