Synopsis

Susan and Randy both use the word "incapacitated" to describe their 27-year-old son, Jacob, portraying him as virtually unable to manage even basic self-care. This includes regular showering, scheduling medical appointments, completing job applications, and maintaining cleanliness in his own room—a list that seems endless. They express a deep apprehension that their retirement plans, including selling their home, will have to be indefinitely postponed to provide lifelong care for Jacob. Yet, the