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Herr Reinhart

If his mother were to move in with him, Mr. Reinhart would hire caregivers and housekeeping help to relieve the burden on himself and his partner and allow them to schedule carefree time.

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If his mother were to move in with him, Mr. Reinhart would hire Spitex, caregivers on a private basis, and a housekeeper to relieve the burden on himself and his partner and allow them to schedule care-free time.

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If his mother were to move in with him, Mr. Reinhart would hire caregivers and housekeeping help to relieve the burden on himself and his partner and allow them to schedule carefree time.

R: Aber was natürlich ganz klar ist: Wenn meine Mutter jetzt nicht mehr in diesem Haus wäre und sie käme hierher, dann würden wir uns helfen lassen, und zwar auf alle erdenkliche Art und Weise. Da käme die Spitex zwei Mal am Tag. Da käme Pro Senectute. Da kämen Leute, die ich privat engagiere und bezahle, so dass D [Partnerin], meine Partnerin und ich auch noch ein Leben haben. Dass man auch sagen kann, du, wir sind jetzt zwei Stunden weg, aber T [Freundin] schaut zu dir oder wer auch immer.

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