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Complete guide to products for seniorsYour parents spent their life caring for you, and you likely see them as strong, independent people. It can be difficult to admit that things are changing, and that they’re no longer able to care for themselves. But pretending nothing has changed, or rationalizing your loved one’s new behaviors can harm you both. Although it’s a normal human reaction, denial can lead to delays in treatment, future health concerns, and long-term difficulties. Learn more about the signs of denial and how to work through it.
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