Great post, Jennie. Reading your words, I could feel some of what you are experiencing.
My home has stairs, too. We built this house 12 years ago. I always wanted a Cape Cod style house, so we built a modified Cape Cod of sorts. What was I thinking?!? LOL
We have decided that if need be, we will have stair lifts installed. Unless of course, I am really having issues, and then we will have to move to a one level home. A couple of months ago, I literally had to crawl up the stairs. That was scary. I am doing better at the moment, though.
Best wishes to you and your family in your new home. I feel certain you will be happy there, and life will be much easier for you.
Blessings,
V
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Hi Jen
I'm surprised to find we have been going through some similar problems, changes and decisions.
Well done for writing about it so that others can read and learn.
Heather