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Activities In Memory Care - How To Address 99 Year Old Aunts Needs?
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Aunt is deaf but can read lips and captioning. Also, she cannot see distance. She is 99 and a wordsmith and great at conversation. There are no activities so I have to pay extra for personal aides to do things that are stimulating to her so she does not sit alone all day.

posted April 27
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Wonderful of you to address her needs for connection and stimulation. She would be so isolated without it.

posted April 27

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