StarSilver: When caring feels like letting go


Caregiving is typically associated with providing comprehensive physical and emotional support, often extending to performing daily tasks and ensuring parents’ comfort. Encouraging independence may be misinterpreted as neglect. — Pexels

Hoong sat on the edge of his bed, staring at the clock on the wall. It was almost noon – time for his father’s daily walk. But the thought of yet another argument made him pause.

He got up and walked into the living room, where his father sat in his favourite armchair, as he had every day for the past several months since his stroke.

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