At first, it feels comforting to have others handle the chores — no cooking, no cleaning, no worries. But that comfort can quietly turn into dependence.
Soon, your days are ruled by other people’s schedules. Meals are served at set times. Medication is given on cue. Lights go out at the same hour each night.
Independence doesn’t vanish overnight; it slips away softly, until one day you realize you’ve stopped making decisions for yourself. And getting that freedom back is harder than anyone tells you.
2. Loneliness Hurts More Than Most Illnesses
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