Sisterly Care Ltd

Sisterly Care Ltd Sisterly Care Ltd have offices in Havant and Bognor Regis. Bognor office located 30 West Street, Bog

Sisterly Care Ltd is a domiciliary care agency that focuses on providing good quality care in the West Sussex and Hampshire areas. We provide care for clients who are elderly, with or without dementia; are terminally ill; or who may have learning or physical disabilities. Our care ranges from general light housework to full time 24 hour personal care. We Sisterly Care offer a gentle and friendly approach to care in the community.

Happy Birthday Julie.....enjoy your dayLove from your Sisterly Care Family!
03/08/2026

Happy Birthday Julie.....enjoy your day

Love from your

Sisterly Care Family!

Join our Team and help make a difference.For more information call:023 9245422201243 868940
02/08/2026

Join our Team and help make a difference.

For more information call:
023 92454222
01243 868940

Set up plans for Our Sisterly journey began in July 2006 - although our registration and official start was January 2007...
31/07/2026

Set up plans for Our Sisterly journey began in July 2006 - although our registration and official start was January 2007.
We are so proud of what we have achieved with all your help and support.
We never imagined we would meet so many fabulous people along the way - without you all we would not be here today.... THANK YOU!

02392 454222
01243 868940

Wishing Anita a happy birthday today 💕She’s our cake/bread pudding/ sweeties/creams/pads queen and much much more! Have ...
29/07/2026

Wishing Anita a happy birthday today 💕
She’s our cake/bread pudding/ sweeties/creams/pads queen and much much more!
Have an amazing day and enjoy your few days off 🥰

Nisa enjoying the sunshine - no two days are the same in care.....its a career to be proud to have!02392 45422201243 868...
29/07/2026

Nisa enjoying the sunshine - no two days are the same in care.....its a career to be proud to have!

02392 454222
01243 868940

Some wonderful people we do and have supported....it is /has been a pleasure!02392 45422201243 868940
27/07/2026

Some wonderful people we do and have supported....it is /has been a pleasure!

02392 454222
01243 868940

Come join our fantastic teams...02392 45422201243 868940
25/07/2026

Come join our fantastic teams...

02392 454222
01243 868940

One of the biggest misconceptions about Alzheimer’s is how people actually die.If this post helps you better understand ...
24/07/2026

One of the biggest misconceptions about Alzheimer’s is how people actually die.

If this post helps you better understand Alzheimer’s disease, please follow, share, and save it. Together, we can help more families face this journey with less fear and more understanding.

Many people believe Alzheimer’s is simply a disease of memory.

It isn’t.

Alzheimer’s is a progressive neurodegenerative disease. In its advanced stages, it is considered a terminal illness.

It begins by affecting memory, but over time it damages the parts of the brain responsible for language, judgment, movement, swallowing, and other essential body functions.

In the advanced stages, a person may gradually lose the ability to:

• Walk safely
• Speak clearly
• Feed themselves
• Swallow food and liquids safely
• Recognize loved ones
• Get out of bed without assistance

One of the questions I hear most often is:

“What do people with Alzheimer’s actually die from?”

Most people die from complications that develop as Alzheimer’s reaches its advanced stages.

As swallowing becomes impaired, the brain can no longer coordinate the complex muscles needed for safe swallowing. Food, liquids, or even saliva can enter the lungs instead of the stomach, leading to aspiration pneumonia.

The body also becomes increasingly frail, making infections harder to overcome. Weight loss, dehydration, immobility, pressure injuries, and the gradual decline of multiple body systems are all common in the final stage of the disease.

This is the natural progression of advanced Alzheimer’s.

If you cared for someone with Alzheimer’s, I want you to know something that I wish every family understood:

You did not cause this.

Nothing about this disease is easy, but loving someone through it is never a failure.

Choosing comfort is not giving up.

Accepting hospice is not giving up.

Allowing a natural death when the disease has reached its final stage is not giving up.

Sometimes the most loving thing we can do is stop asking the body to keep fighting a battle it can no longer win, and instead surround the person we love with comfort, dignity, and peace.

I’m Michelle Ledbetter, RN, CHPN, and my mission is to help families understand the dying process through compassionate, evidence-based education—because understanding eases fear, and knowledge can ease guilt.

💜 If this gave you clarity, please follow, share, and save this post. Someone you know may need this information today.

🦋 Have you cared for someone living with Alzheimer’s or another form of dementia? What do you wish someone had explained to you sooner? Your experience could bring comfort to another family walking this same path.

Its very humbling to know we've been there when we've been most needed. Julie and Frances never imagined they would have...
24/07/2026

Its very humbling to know we've been there when we've been most needed.
Julie and Frances never imagined they would have such a huge impact on so many lives.....we will continue to support those that need us in the community, with the help of our amazing teams!

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33 Emsworth Road
Havant
PO92SN

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

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