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Daily Alchemy: a question to think on together

Jul 21

“When someone you love needs more care than you can give alone, how do you decide when to ask for help and when to push through?”

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    GullahMIS·...

    Becoming disabled

    I shared in the Intro thread that six years ago I developed focal point seizure disorder as a result of battling leiomyosarcoma (uterine cancer). The diagnosis changed and rearranged my life in ways I couldn’t even imagine....
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  • ↳onWhat do you wish more people truly knew, understood, or acknowledged, about the realities of senior care and living in senior community facilities? Examples: compassion, challenges, emotional toll, financial strain, etc. Residents, families, staff, leaders/admins; all perspectives welcome. Tell your story, and encourage others to participate. This is a listening project.by
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    Jgoularte·...

    I just put my 91 year old mother in one, and it’s very hard at first on the elderly if they have not wanted to move into one but now must stay because of safety concerns .

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