It may sound silly. But thinking through the steps you need to take before you do them can help you out in a lot of situations. Watch as Tina thinks through the (seemingly) simple task of helping Alphie stand up and come to the table for lunch. SIDE NOTE: You could bring his lunch to him at his seat in the living room, but then he may stay in the same seat all day. Find ways to get your loved one up and moving, even if it is to another seat.
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