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5 – Listen With Your Eyes and Ears

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November 6, 2014

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Be patient with your loved one. If you recognize that they are struggling to get their thought out, suggest words that will complete their sentence. Always pay attention to the underlying meaning behind the words and their non-verbal cues.

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