They had great open areas and nice amenities, they're way out in the boonies (and I like that), but the problems we had were the outside access, the rooms were small, and the showers were not really made for people who need some assistance, like getting a wheelchair into the shower. It had elevators, but it was a good walking distance. If I was going to move to an apartment and not a standalone cottage, I would want to walk into a hallway.
I suppose it would be fine except for I went and saw it right after we had that big freeze, and I thought that I wouldn't want to walk out my front door and instantly hit the weather. You just go on a concrete walkway that is very wide, and I like that, but it was all outside. I like the size of the patio, but all of the hallways were outdoor access. I wasn't sure that my queen-size bed would fit in one of the bedrooms. I like the apartments, but they were small. It was very nice, and the staff was knowledgeable. They had everything, but I wasn't as interested in that, right now because my son isn't sociable. I think it was the people in there that made the inside feel good. When you drive in, the yard and the trees look really nice. It was all a good experience, and I have looked at a lot of places, so I give her credit for that.
She's bending over backwards to try to help us get moved in. I know it hurt her feelings, but she took it anyway. When we went out there, both he and I felt comfortable, even though he wasn't very nice to her. She didn't make him feel like a third-class citizen because he smoked, and that was amazing. He doesn't like that he smokes, but he does, so we need a place for him to do it. She said, "Yes, he can smoke outside, of course." Right off the bat we knew that there was a place for him. One of the biggest things for my son (who is over fifty-five years old) is that he smokes, and that has been such a barrier in all the places.
I didn't feel like there were a whole bunch of rules that we had to go by before they'd talk to us. I talked to Tricia, and right away I felt comfortable.
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