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When Margaret moved into her little bungalow in northwest Calgary after her husband died, everyone told her how “lucky” she was: a safe neighbourhood, a cozy home, friendly neighbours. But as the months went by, the days all started to feel the same. Breakfast alone. TV murmuring in the background. Watching the weather change over Nose Hill through the window instead of o...

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When James visited his 79-year-old mother in Calgary, he noticed something alarming. On her kitchen counter sat seven prescription bottles, three over-the-counter medications, and a handful of supplements. Some bottles were empty but not thrown away. Others had dosing instructions that contradicted what his mother described taking. The pill organizer on the table had pill...

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For forty years, Christmas happened at Linda’s parents’ house. Forty people—children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren—would gather for a chaotic, loud, warm celebration that defined the season for three generations.

This year was different. Linda’s mother had a fall. Her father’s dementia had progressed noticeably. The house felt too big to manage, t...

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David had been caring for his mother with Parkinson’s disease for four years. He managed her medications, helped with bathing and dressing, prepared all her meals, and stayed alert through nights when she became confused and tried to wander. He did this while working full-time and trying to maintain some semblance of family life with his wife and teenage children.</p...

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Helen had lived in her Brentwood bungalow for 43 years. She raised three children there, planted every tree in her garden, and knew every neighbor on her street. When her mobility declined after hip surgery, her daughter Sarah worried that Helen would need to leave her beloved community for assisted living. The thought of her mother—who volunteered at Brentwood Community ...

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