Pleasant Care and Nurse Staffing

Pleasant Care and Nurse Staffing We are available to serve during the pandemic.

💖💙Compassionate In-Home Care Providing licensed RN's, LPN's, and CNA's for expert, reliable healthcare services delivered right to your home. 💙💖


"Where compassion that feels like home meets Professional care.”🤲

01/30/2026

This is the heartbreaking and beautiful reality of caregiving. His dad’s mind wanders to a place of loss—his car, his independence. But his son gently guides him back to the truth: he is home, he is loved, and he is the heart of the family. “It’s my turn now, Pop.” A powerful lesson in love, responsibility, and finding the good stuff that remains.

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01/29/2026

This moment is heartbreakingly real for so many caregivers. The anger, the name-calling, the painful confusion—it’s not the person, it’s the disease. She doesn’t see her daughter; she sees a stranger in her space. If you’ve been on the receiving end of words like this, know your feelings are valid, and you are not alone. How do you cope in moments when your loved one doesn’t recognize you?

01/28/2026

Gotta hype it up like it’s a five-star dessert! 🍎✨ Turns out, a little enthusiasm turns apple sauce into the best part of the day. My dementia patient’s reaction is everything. Who else has to be a full-time hype person for meds or snacks?

01/27/2026

Dementia can be incredibly hard, but sometimes it leads to moments of pure, unfiltered honesty that make you laugh out loud. This mom’s reaction is priceless and a reminder to cherish the unexpected moments of lightness, even on tough days.

Has your loved one ever said something surprisingly candid that made you laugh? Share below! 😄

01/26/2026

The reality of dementia caregiving: A simple task like laundry becomes something else entirely. This moment of stress is something so many of us know.

It’s okay to feel overwhelmed when things happen that are confusing, messy, or even funny-in-hindsight. The key is in the response—taking a breath before reacting.

What’s one thing you do to center yourself in a moment like this? Share your tips below to help a fellow caregiver. 💬

01/23/2026

“It’s just me and my dad. And he’s sick.”

At first glance, this is a kind man comforting a pregnant woman at a bus stop. Then, the world shifts. He is her father. His dementia means he doesn’t fully recognize her, but it could not erase his deepest instinct: to be her dad. To ask how she is. To tell her it will be okay.

This is the heartbreaking and beautiful truth of love in the face of memory loss. The person may fade, but their essence—their love for you—finds a way to speak.

01/22/2026

This is the reality of dementia: the constant, repetitive requests that can test every ounce of patience. But woven into the frustration are sudden, crystal-clear moments of love that remind you who you’re really caring for.

This son’s patience leads to a beautiful, raw exchange. To every caregiver in the “cup of tea” loop today—you’re seen, and your love matters. ❤️

01/21/2026

When people say “the night shift is so quiet.” Meanwhile, my patient with dementia is having a full conversation with the wall at 3 AM. The struggle is real.

01/20/2026

Her memory may fade, but her love doesn’t. Watch this beautiful moment as she recognizes her husband coming home and runs into his arms. Some connections are deeper than memory. ❤️

01/19/2026

It was a prank that instantly turned emotional, revealing a beautiful truth: even when memories are lost, the heart’s capacity for love remains crystal clear. A moment she’ll never forget.

Have you ever been surprised by a moment of profound love? Share below. ❤️

01/16/2026

It’s not about the forgotten age. It’s about the gentle patience in her daughter’s voice. A beautiful lesson in love and presence.

01/15/2026

My new job description: Nurse, caregiver, and now ghostbuster. 💀

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16701 Melford Boulevard , Suite 400
Bowie, MD
20715

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