Testimonial

"My 76-year-old sister has been living with dementia for the past few years. Last year, she was moved into a memory care unit where she was still talking on the phone, engaging with family, and participating in activities. 

But over the last few months, everything changed—she stopped eating, barely communicates, and no longer seems interested in seeing even her grandchildren.

It felt like she was put on hospice because everyone had given up on her. 

What I couldn’t understand—what was keeping me up at night—was how dementia alone could lead to hospice at 76 years old.

Rachel helped me make sense of it all, and it felt good to be understood.  She gave me clarity and confidence that my family was doing the right thing—not giving up, but making sure my sister was receiving the care, dignity, and support she needs right now."