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United Methodist Communities at The Shores
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All of the employees at The Shores At Wesley Manor have been more than helpful! We moved in in December, so we haven't had a long time here, but we are adjusting. We are getting used to a smaller home, finding our place, and my wife just came from rehabilitation for some memory difficulties, so it's been helpful here with things like that. So many of them know our names personally, and that means a lot. When they go down the hall and say "Hi, Mr. and Mrs. Barrett, how are you?" it really means a lot. They have that friendliness that is more that just courtesy, and that's very good.
My advice to someone else would be that it's a matter of knowing what you want before you move in to a home like this. You should have a pretty firm thought as to why you want to enter the home. Maybe it's too much to live in your own home and your abilities to cook and take care of the lawn are not as good anymore, and you just want the ease of retirement. You should realize if you're entering the home whether it will be for a short period of time, or if you intend to live here and have it be your permanent residence.
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