
What happens when something feels off… but no one tells you what’s really going on?In this episode of Before the Crisis, Angie Sly shares her raw and honest experience caring for her mother through dementia without a clear diagnosis, without guidance, and without knowing what resources were available.From early signs like behavior changes and missed medications to dangerous falls, hospitalizations, and navigating multiple care facilities, Angie walks through what it actually looks like to figure things out in real time.She opens up about the emotional weight of being the primary decision-maker, the financial strain of paying out of pocket before understanding Medicaid, and the overwhelming process of finding safe care.This conversation sheds light on the reality many families face:You don’t know what you don’t know until you’re already in it.If you are caring for a loved one or starting to notice changes, this episode will help you understand why planning early matters and how much easier this journey can be with the right support.Golden Concierge helps families navigate aging, Medicaid, and care decisions before it becomes a crisis.
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