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“She had a wonderful day.” For a caregiver facing tears or agitation on the ride home, that report can be hard to reconcile with what happens next.
One useful starting point is to ask when the distress began. Was their loved one upset before leaving, during the drive, or once evening tasks started at home? That detail gives families and care teams something specific to explore together.
Our newest blog looks at why dementia symptoms can worsen in the evening, how sundowning and transitions can overlap, and practical ways to make coming home easier.
It’s a resource to share with families who are questioning why an enjoyable day ends in distress, or wondering what they could do differently.
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