Lori Bufka, 64, cares for her mother with dementia. Assisted living became too expensive, so Bufka moved her into a trailer next to their home.
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Lori Bufka moved her mom into a trailer home near hers in Arizona as a long-term care solution.
Her father hoarded. When he died, she inherited his house.
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