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My brother has power of attorney over my mother. She is 83 years old, lives by herself (her choice) but she falls a lot and is always in the hospital for something. She has a very sharp mind though. At the moment she is in a rehab facility due to a fractured neck. I just found out when her neck heals, he is placing her in a nursing home. This will kill her. She keeps saying that she wants to die at home. This is ripping my heart out. Can he legally do this if she still has a good mind? I live 2000 miles away and it is so hard for me to help. I do have a call into an attorney. While waiting for the call back, I thought I would see if anyone here knows. Thanks!.

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