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  • Why Adjusting Caregiving Pace Matters in Dementia and Heart Conditions

    Why Adjusting Caregiving Pace Matters in Dementia and Heart Conditions

    There often comes a moment when you realize that adjusting the caregiving pace is essential. Tasks take longer. Transitions feel harder. What once worked smoothly now requires more planning and patience. When dementia and heart disease exist together, slowing down isn’t a setback; it’s often a necessary adjustment. Still, that shift can be uncomfortable. You…

  • How Heart Disease and Dementia Affect Daily Life

    How Heart Disease and Dementia Affect Daily Life

    Some days it’s not memory that worries you most. It’s the way an older loved one seems drained before noon. Meals go unfinished. Water glasses stay full. Simple movements take more effort than they used to. You start wondering whether dementia is progressing or if the body simply doesn’t have the energy it needs to…

  • Caregiving Boundaries That Help You Care Without Losing Yourself

    Caregiving Boundaries That Help You Care Without Losing Yourself

    When you’re caring for someone on a regular basis, it’s easy for your role to quietly expand without you noticing. What started as helping out here and there can turn into managing schedules, fielding late-night calls, handling paperwork, and putting your own life on pause. You say yes because it feels necessary. Because it feels…

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