When caring for individuals with cognitive decline, caregivers should avoid treating them like children, as this approach strips away their autonomy and dignity; instead, caregivers should recognize them as educated, informed adults who simply need support, which preserves their humanity and prevents the stigma of being unable to function independently.
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But, at the same time, I never want to present her as a child because that means that she's not as educated, informed, and and she is she's in she's she's not a child.
She's just need an adult that needs help, if that makes sense. Like, there's a I don't want to put that stigma, you know, of someone that that can't function on their own because it almost just it doesn't present her in the in the right light.
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