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Written by David D. Deprice


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Changing Seasons

Written by R.L. Fieldings


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Whenrepparttar father went to userepparttar 136443 restroom, his son looked at me and said, "I just had no idea he was so frail."

This scenario is a common experience that occurs as seasons change inrepparttar 136444 lives of those we love. The son always saw his dad asrepparttar 136445 strong father figure of years ago. After a bit of probing, some of my questions revealed signs he hadn’t seen. He admitted that his Dad had lost some weight recently, and told me that on their last visit he noticed a few 'Meals on Wheels" boxes sitting inrepparttar 136446 refrigerator, unopened. It was difficult for this loving son to acknowledge that his father had aged and needed assistance with daily tasks. A tear came torepparttar 136447 son's eyes as he realized he had been in denial, and that he wasn’t helping his father inrepparttar 136448 right way.

If you are wondering whether or not this experience could be yours, ask yourselfrepparttar 136449 following questions, and you may quickly findrepparttar 136450 answer.

•Is your parent telling you that he is eating, but you’re seeing food go bad inrepparttar 136451 refrigerator?

•Is s/he covering up bruises from falling that s/he doesn’t want you to see?

•Have you seen your parent wearingrepparttar 136452 same clothes when you go to visit?

•Does s/he hear strange noises inrepparttar 136453 night?

•When you look aroundrepparttar 136454 house or yard, is it as neat and clean as it used to be?

•Is your parent able to take medications correctly?

•Does your parent respond appropriately to an emergency?

When you really look at your parent, do you seerepparttar 136455 bright and vibrant person from years ago, or do you really see a more limited person who needs some help one hour a day, three hours a day, or aroundrepparttar 136456 clock?

As children, it is important to recognize when our parents need help. We have a responsibility to see that they are properly cared for, comfortable, and secure. So I ask you once again, . . . have your really looked at your parent lately?

Paulette Kaufman is currently Director of Sales at Keswick Pines, a Lifecare Center in New Jersey, which offers assisted living and comprehensive health care programs to residents, providing personal assistance, nursing care, pain management, and memory impairment support. Ms. Kaufman’s mother has been a resident of Keswick Pines for four years.


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