What can I say--I feel you pain. My MIL has been with us for a little over a year now. I have recently quit my job of 9 years to stay home with her. She is 85 and her mobility is not good, confused on a daily basis, short term memory is bad and right now trying to keep her dressed seems to be the new thing with her. All in all she is a joy--pleasant and loveable but a real handfull sometimes. She stayed alone while my DH and I worked for nearly a year. I lived in fear that she would fall or get hurt while we were gone. We came home and found the house full of smoke and we knew we were really pushing our luck with this. She (for some reason) filled a skillet full of oil, placed it on the stove, turned it on and walked into the other room and forgot it. She didn't even see the smoke. She apparently fell asleep cause she said a loud noise woke her up--smoke alarms. And she still didn't notice the smoke. We came in just in the nick of time. I didn't go back to work. The first week I was home with her I was amazed at how good she was at "hiding" her confusion. Somedays she shines like a little star but others not so good and we are having a lot more not so good right now. I'm really suprised she didn't get hurt--we were so lucky. I REALLY miss going to dinner and running to the store or just going somewhere. It seems like my life revolves around how she is today. I miss doing things with just my husband or daughter. We sort of do shifts--one of us stays with her so the other can get out for a while. Like you we couldn't get any straight answers about the legalitys of leaving her home alone--and still can't . I guess we just have to go with our judgment with this. I keep telling myself how wonderful she's been to me through the years and how I"ll be in that shape one day. It's not easy.

I have never watched a basketball game in my life, but watched the last two, as both were contenders for the Raptors to take the cup home. Both were nail biters, that's for sure. The game where we won, we won before that last shot in the final .9 seconds was taken. But rules are rules and when someone fouls and the other team gets a free shot, you have to take that free shot. And those final free shots just upped the score a tad bit more. As for injuries: had this been a soccer game, 95% of the players would have been hauled away by ambulance. ;) As for the fans in the stadium who cheered KD's pain (first it was so wrong, and second I don't think they realized just how bad his injury was), this is how real Canadian Raptors fans responded: Go Fund Me for KD's Charity: We are Sorry!

Either add more information to your post to enable commenters to give you concrete advice, or look under "Find Professionals" to find someone in your area who could help. If this is a large project that has gotten out of hand you would be better off engaging a professional for a comprehensive solution. This forum is best used for one room projects. You can't effectively crowd-source a large project.

I would speak with the stamped company, they should have the available options and be best to offer advice.