US EditionRetired architect, 80, forced to bag groceries as med bills, promise to dying wife leave him broke
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Gary took care of his sick wife at home, and now he's on $80,000 in debt and has to work at a supermarket.
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Medical Bills and Love: The Architect Who Bagged Groceries to Care for His Wife
Gary Saling, once a celebrated architect designing multimillion-dollar mansions for elite clients, now spends his days bagging groceries at Smith's Market in St. George, Utah. The reason? A heart-wrenching mix of soaring medical bills and a solemn promise to his late wife that drained his savings and reshaped his retirement plans.A Promise That Cost a FortuneGary's wife, Carol, battled two forms of dementia, including the rare and aggressive pro…
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