Promise me, you won’t put me in a home.”
This one is difficult to hear. The jam-packed with guilt and the weight of it is so heavy because as you notice your loved one struggling with every day tasks, you are right there with them. To unpack this statement, start with not promising anything. Be reassuring that you will always care for and about them; that their comfort is your high priority.
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