Seniors

No way do my doctors get me or my issues. It is extremely frustrating.

Luckily I live near my son and DIL who help me out with a few things that I can't do, and I try not to take advantage of their kindness. I moved into a small one bedroom apartment 7 years ago, and even though my car is ancient (1994 Toyota), I live within a mile or two of a large Kroger, a liquor store(!), and many fast food joints. I use Amazon a lot, the prime membership monthly fee more than makes it worth its weight in gold when it comes to free delivery; and I often have my groceries delivered. Oh yeah, and there is Doordash. Because I have no debt, I am able to live entirely on Social Security. The $1400 stimulus/recovery payment was a godsend, and I was able to buy a few things I've really wanted.

I guess the above is my advice to you: find a place that requires none of your own upkeep, and is easily accessible to doctors, food, and other necessities.

Good luck to you.