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| Tuesday, 19 May 2009 15:27 |
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Companion Living brings together two residents to share a suite. The bond that develops between roommates as they share recollections and pursue activities together can significantly improve their outlook on life by relieving feelings of isolation and depression and building confidence and self-worth. At the same time, Companion Living offers savings over a single occupancy suite. Seniors and their families when first presented with the option are sometimes hesitant. “Oh, mom could never live with someone.” But, once they speak with those enjoying Companion Living, they have much more peace of mind. Some of the things often shared by families taking advantage of Companion Living include:
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