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A devoted daughter struggles to honour her promise to keep her mother with dementia at home, torn between keeping her independence and the growing realisation that specialised care may be the only way to truly keep her safe.
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A devoted daughter struggles to honour her promise to keep her mother with dementia at home, torn between keeping her independence and the growing realisation that specialised care may be the only way to truly keep her safe.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Hannah Comrie
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Randolph Hill Nursing Homes Group LTD
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