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What are the 5 signs an elderly person may be in their final year?

According to the National Institute on Aging, recognizing signs of decline can help ensure a loved one receives appropriate care and comfort during the end-of-life phase. Understanding **what are the 5 signs an elderly person may be in their final year** is crucial for preparing emotionally and logistically for this natural transition. These indicators often signal a shift in focus from curative treatments to palliative care, prioritizing comfort and quality of life.

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How do you know when an elderly parent is shutting down?: recognizing the signs

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, an estimated 1 in 10 adults aged 65 or older has depression, which can manifest as an elderly parent shutting down. For many family caregivers, identifying the warning signs can be difficult, as the symptoms are often mistaken for the normal aging process. Observing changes in behavior, mood, and physical health is crucial for understanding your loved one's needs and intervening appropriately.

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