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Pleasant Care and Nurse Staffing

We are available to serve during the pandemic.

💖💙Compassionate In-Home Care Providing licensed RN's, LPN's, and CNA's for expert, reliable healthcare services delivered right to your home. 💙💖

"Where compassion that feels like home meets Professional care.”🤲

08/04/2026

She opened the window. She wanted to leave. She wanted to go “home.”

She’s been living with family for years. But in her mind? Home is somewhere else. Somewhere from decades ago. And no amount of explaining can convince her otherwise.

This is dementia’s cruel trick. The feeling of being displaced, even when you’re exactly where you should be.

Has your loved one ever wanted to go “home” when they were already there?

08/03/2026

Grandpa stood up to leave the table. Made his exit. Made sure nobody would forget he was there.

The timing? Perfect. The volume? Impressive. The laughter from the family? Immediate.

Dementia takes so much. But some things? Some things remain.

What’s the funniest unexpected moment you’ve had with your loved one?

08/01/2026

Johnny call Akeem 911
He needs keys

07/31/2026

Grandma is 92. Has dementia. And she will not be eating green beans. She made that very clear.

Threats to pour them out. Threats to whip anyone who brings them. When offered five green beans a day? She’d rather see a doctor. 😂

Some things dementia cannot take. Her independence. Her stubbornness. Her absolute refusal to eat greens.

What food does your loved one refuse no matter what?

07/30/2026

6am. Son walks in from a long shift. Dad is already up. But not in this world.

“My plane got shot down.” Dad thought he was in the war. He didn’t know where he was or how he got there. But his son gently guided him home.

This is dementia.

07/30/2026

You can’t pour from empty.

Anxiety. Sadness. Frustration. Exhaustion. Emotional overwhelm.
These aren’t signs of failure. They’re signs you’ve been giving too much for too long.

Caregivers often carry emotional stresses silently while trying to remain strong for everyone else.
But unaddressed stress doesn’t disappear. It builds. And over time, it can lead to burnout, depression, and emotional fatigue.

Here’s the truth:
Asking for help is not weakness. It is wisdom.

Taking a break. Speaking with supportive people. Joining a community. Practicing prayer or meditation. Journaling. Seeking professional guidance.
These aren’t luxuries. They’re survival.

You deserve safe spaces where you can express emotion honestly, without judgment.

🎙️ Listen to the full episode on The Empowerment Lounge for Caregivers – link in bio.

What’s one thing you do to protect your mental health? 👇

07/29/2026

Grandpa has dementia. And an ice cream habit that shows no signs of slowing down.

Bowl after bowl. All day. He’s found his joy and he’s sticking with it. Who are we to stop him?

Dementia takes so much. But sometimes it leaves the simple pleasures intact. In this case? Ice cream. Endless. Delicious. Grandpa-approved.

What simple joy does your loved one never get tired of?

07/28/2026

Ruth didn’t want to be there. She refused the pills. She refused the food. She refused to cooperate.

Then she found the kitchen.

She was a retired chef. And in that kitchen, she found purpose again. She cooked for everyone. She protected her caregiver from her supervisor. She found joy in feeding others.

Dementia took her memory. But it couldn’t take her skills. Or her heart.

DementiaCare

07/27/2026

Granddaughter offered doughnuts. Grandma had one clear request: glazed. No chocolate. Not now. Not ever.

“I don’t deal with no chocolate. I don’t care what it is.”

But here’s the irony. She used to love chocolate. Dementia shifted something. Tastes change. Preferences shift. And grandma has drawn a firm line.

07/25/2026

Grandson and grandpa. Hide and seek. Classic game. But grandpa has dementia, so there’s a twist.

He’s supposed to be looking for his grandson. He walks right past him. Doesn’t even register that he found who he was looking for. The game continues. Grandson watches. Grandpa keeps searching.

This is dementia. Sweet. Confusing. A little bit funny. And a whole lot of patience.

What game has your loved one played their own way?

Address

16701 Melford Boulevard , Suite 400
Bowie, MD
20715

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+18002415820

Website

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