I'm just going to put in here that when it comes to my mom, when it comes to my children, there are people who feel that is their responsibility and so they may not be asked, but there is.... I know somebody said it's not natural to be that caregiver, but for some people it is. I'll be honest. I happen to be one of those, so that's why I just want to find.... It's really important. We recognize that everybody has different opinions, and I appreciate that, but when does it become the role of the state versus a member of a family?
For me, taking care of my mom is my responsibility. Taking care of my children, whether I put them into child care or whatever it may be, is my responsibility. We have to recognize that people have different visions of what the responsibilities are of the family. If we can go back on that, caregivers are not assessed but sometimes, based on the culture of the family, they truly are, and we'll see that whether it's my family or families from across the world. Sometimes people do feel those responsibilities, so the responsibility versus willingness is definitely a good debate.