My mom with Parkinson's moved in with my family. Eventually, it became too much to care for her.

Rachel Stein with her husband, sons, and mom. Courtesy of Rachel Stein Rachel Stein's mother didn't enjoy assisted living. She ended up moving in with her family. The daughter cared for her mom, but found herself pulled in separate directions because of her sons. She and her mom decided that her mom should return to assisted living and receive professional care. This story is based on an interview with Rachel Stein, 44, a senior vice president at a healthcare communications firm, from Orang...