Visiting a loved one in a nursing home is like gardening. We plant our seeds and then watch them grow with anticipation and then days and weeks pass and weeds have filled the garden. Our loved ones are planted in the nursing home and at first we visit frequently and then visiting becomes more of a job than a pleasure and eventually we dislike visiting even infrequently. Know that loved ones in nursing homes feel trapped and lonely. Some have no way out. If you’re experiencing this yourself or with a loved one, you have options for different types of care outside of the nursing home environment. Contact me and I’ll help.

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About Pamela D. Wilson

PAMELA D. WILSON, MS, BS/BA, NCG, CSA supports organizations, caregivers, and aging adults with practical and proven advice, tips, and solutions to navigate health and health care, financial costs of care, legal matters, and family dynamics of caregiving. Visit her website to schedule a 1:1 consultation, inquire about expert witness or speaking services, and access her online caregiver education programs, podcast, articles, and videos.

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