Before you tend a garden, you prepare the ground. Elder care is no different. You gather tools, learn the soil, and accept what you’re working with — because once the season turns, there’s no time to pretend you’re ready.
What matters most is attention — showing up, adjusting to the weather, and knowing when to stop forcing blooms that aren’t coming back. This is about tending, not fixing.
Afterward comes the quiet work: paperwork, decisions, sorting what’s left, and figuring out who you are without the role you’ve been living in. Like a garden after harvest, this is a season of clearing and closure, not growth — and it deserves just as much care.
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