Woman Lives On Cruise Ship Instead Of Nursing Home

Bea Muller an 86-year-old retiree took up residence on Cunards Queen Elizabeth 2 on 5 January 2000.

Woman lives on cruise ship instead of nursing home. Lee Wachtstetter has called the Crystal Serenity home for seven years. The average cost for a nursing home is 200 per day. So there will be no nursing home in my future.

Most of the time Norovirus the most common cause of illness on a cruise ship is only a minor annoyance. Mama Lee as Wachtstetter is affectionally called by the crew has been cruising since her husband died in 1997 but not before telling her Dont stop cruising. When I get old and feeble I am going to get on a Princess Cruise Ship.

When I get old and feeble I am going to get on a Princess Cruise Ship. Bea Muller an 86-year-old retiree took up residence on Cunards Queen Elizabeth 2 on 5 January 2000. After selling her house car and nearly all her worldly possessions Lee became a permanent resident of the luxury cruise ship the Crystal Serenity.

A staggering 98 percent of all disease is due all or in part to lifestyle--not genetics. The average cost for a nursing home is 300 per day. Instead of moving into a retirement home in her golden years she decided to use her money to buy passage after passage on Princess cruises essentially living on the cruise ships and seeing the world as she aged.

Gratuities which will only be 10 per day. Lee Wachtstetter an 86-year-old Florida widow took her daughters advice. As more and more people consider retirement living options some are looking for creative options outside of institutional living.

A day in a private room of a nursing home costs 253. Then theres the story of 86-year-old Bea Muller of Florida. Thats what 86-year-old widow Lee Wachtstetter has been doing for the last seven years.