Tracy understood completely. She had thought about the role she played in his stroke, and was determined to make this right. This determination was behind the conservative clothing she wore: button-down blouse, jeans, and penny loafers, her hair was pulled-back in a ponytail.
"Harry, your sister is right. I can visit you in the home." Tracy reached out for Harry's hand again and held it. "We need you to get better, and to be in a place where medical professionals are nearby."
Harry eventually agreed, only after Tracy promised to visit him at least weekly. Harry's daughter was due in town to help with organizing the move, estate sale, and getting him situated. Tracy decided that his family would be better suited to help him transition into the senior assisted housing development than she
