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    Caregiving & Family Support

    “I Promised I’d Never Do This” When Reality Forces Nursing Home Placement

    ByJulia March 16, 2026March 16, 2026

    Many caregivers feel deep guilt after breaking a promise they meant to keep. When illness changes what’s possible, adjusting the plan can feel like failure. This hospice nurse explains why that guilt exists and how to understand it honestly.

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