Why Waiting feels Easier
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Why Waiting feels Easier
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About this listen
For many families, the hardest part of navigating aging is not making a decision. It is deciding when to stop waiting.
Waiting often feels like the safest option. It avoids uncomfortable conversations, preserves routines, and allows life to continue as it is. Most of the time, waiting does not even feel like a decision at all.
In this episode of Neighbors in the Nest, we explore why waiting feels easier in the moment and how, over time, it can quietly become heavier than the action it was meant to avoid.
This conversation is not about urgency or pressure. It is about understanding the emotional and psychological reasons families wait, how waiting shifts stress and responsibility, and why clarity often brings relief long before any decision is made.
If you have ever felt stuck between nothing is wrong and something does not feel right, this episode is designed to help you feel understood and less alone.