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You need to make the decision, not her. But you need to consider it from the viewpoint of what is best for both of you, not just yourself. It is a blend of the benefits of a "better fit" program and being close to in-laws.
On one extreme, if you are 10 min from her parents, but are in a malignant program (where you never see your wife) with a bad reputation and lower chances of getting the training and fellowship opportunities that you want, it will hurt you both in the long run.
On the other hand, if you know your wife can't handle being away from home and that is where you match, it is going to be a problem. That being said, most spouses can adapt, especially if it is temporary for 3-5 yrs.
On one extreme, if you are 10 min from her parents, but are in a malignant program (where you never see your wife) with a bad reputation and lower chances of getting the training and fellowship opportunities that you want, it will hurt you both in the long run.
On the other hand, if you know your wife can't handle being away from home and that is where you match, it is going to be a problem. That being said, most spouses can adapt, especially if it is temporary for 3-5 yrs.