Life Unfiltered with Addie

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Working in a care home will change you…You notice two kinds of residents.There are the ones whose rooms are always full—...
17/03/2026

Working in a care home will change you…
You notice two kinds of residents.
There are the ones whose rooms are always full—
visitors coming in, laughter, gifts, warm hugs.
You can see the love around them…
and you can see it in their smiles.
And then… there are the others.
The quiet rooms.
No visitors.
No phone calls.
No flowers on the table.
Just silence.
You’ll find them staring into space sometimes…
a distant look in their eyes that says more than words ever could.
Loneliness has a face.
And I see it more often than people think.
We care for them.
We talk to them.
We try our best to make them feel loved.
But the truth is…
we can never replace family.
So if you still have someone—
a parent, a grandparent, an old friend…
Please don’t wait.
Call them.
Visit them.
Show up.
Because one day,
the silence in that room might be all that’s left. 🤍

14/03/2026

Love from the care home
Carehome stories





💖 If you want to see what true love looks like, don’t look to movies… look inside care homes.Today at work, I witnessed ...
14/03/2026

💖 If you want to see what true love looks like, don’t look to movies… look inside care homes.
Today at work, I witnessed love in its purest forms—love that endures, love that persists, love that never gives up.

Take Morrison, a resident living with dementia. Every day, his wife comes to visit, walking with her 4-wheel walker. And every day, Morrison lights up—shouting her name across the lounge, smiling, hugging, kissing… the kind of love that makes you wonder what their youth was like.
Then there was Elina and her husband. Every morning, he came to care for her personally—washing her, dressing her, changing her sheets—every single day, without complaint, until she passed. “For better or worse” lived in every small act.

Love isn’t just for couples. I saw Donald and his brother, both in their 80s, helping each other around the room. His brother even came by to give him a shave. It was a reminder that love can be sibling-like, enduring, and quietly heroic.
I’ve only been a carer for a few months, but one thing is clear: Love transcends time, location, and even dementia. 💕

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