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This is the bit that is most important. Friends of ours travel a lot and her parents (now in their 80s) make her feel so guilty for not being in Brisbane at their beck and call. They are busy each day with one thing and another, but are getting physically frail and want her to do more and...

In my experience, once dementia sets in, it doesn't matter where they are because at lunchtime they will not recognise the people they sat with at breakfast. My father asked with surprise "where is this?" each time we took him out of his nursing home for any reason. He didn't recognise the...