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Frau Reinhart

For Mrs. Reinhart, it is important that she can live at home, or “live normally,” as she says. She rejects the nursing home.

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For Mrs. Reinhart, it is important that she can live at home or “live normally”, as she says. She rejects the nursing home.

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For Mrs. Reinhart, it is important that she can live at home, or “live normally,” as she says. She rejects the nursing home.

I: Und Sie wohnen daheim? Sie wohnen selber alleine daheim?

R: Nein, nicht alleine.

I: Wo wohnen Sie so?

R: H [Teil des Strassennamens] oder wie heisst es? [Strassenname] mit… mit dem äh äh [Sohn] wollte ich sagen. [lacht] Mit dem U [Partner].

I: Und das ist… was ist das? Ist das ein Heim?

R: NEIn.

I: Oder was ist das genau? Können Sie das /

R: Wir wohnen ganz äh normal. Ja. Ganz normal.

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