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We are Grieving the World We Have Now Lost

by Ava Butler | Jan 3, 2021 | Caregiving, Covid-19, Depression, Grief, Grieving

Grief is a response to a change we didn’t want. We grieve when a loved one has a disease like Parkinson’s or dementia and is declining with no hope of recovery.  And we’re grieving over the losses we are experiencing from Covid-19 and the world that...

Grieving during the pandemic

by Ava Butler | May 13, 2020 | Assisted living, Caregiving, Covid-19, Dementia, Depression, Grief, Lewy body dementia, Parkinson's

Grieving is difficult at any time, and especially difficult now.  We grieve for many reasons, the loss of life, of income, and the loss of hugs and kisses to name a few. We miss our loved ones in assisted living, and our friends and family across the world or across...

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