"Someday is a disease that will take your dreams to the grave with you" -- Tim FerrissThe road we're taking is long, lonely and challenging.

TC answered exactly the same way I would have.I am also thinking that you are letting the "What If" disease run around in your head to much.

Even though she loves her ER job, she was diagnosed with Lyme disease a few years back and needs a challenging career that is less physically demanding and more flexible. 

At 62 you encounter a debilitating disease that requires you to be in a nursing home.

There is a greater chance of someone bringing this bug inside of the home, and my daughter or myself contacting the disease simply from being inside of our own home. 

I also suffer from the same disease (paralysis by analysis).

Our city arborist will come inspect if there is a neighbor complaint of a dangerous tree to determine if homeowner must remove or not, and I'd understand his concern if they were clearly diseased or damaged. 

Am I suffering from an incurable disease of AP?

I suppose the only question I'd have is with this size of a house and only a couple would the daughters and granddaughters soon be moving in also.For what it's worth, I've got a tenant couple who are in this late 60's and both have medical problems (he with heart disease, she with significant diabetes). 

We all deal with a loss of life close to us at one point or another. 3 years ago on February 21st my two oldest kids mother passed away from a terminal disease she was fighting for almost 5 years.