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Explore products for seniorsHolidays: A time for gathering, good cheer, and giving. If you are caring for a loved one with dementia, you are no stranger to being a giver. You give your time, energy, patience, support and so much more to someone who’s now in need. Let’s face it, even the best of us can feel frazzled around the holidays and if you’re caring for someone with dementia, you probably have a few extra worries on your mind. Exploring those feelings and gathering information can help equip you with the tools needed to have a successful occasion.
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