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My mom lives alone and is recovering from stroke. I am there for all appointments and do not have any relief. She get lonely but I have a husband also. I spend some nights with her. Company only.

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Check with the Visiting Nurse association; in this area they have a program for volunteers who visit hospice patients in their homes. A friend of mine volunteers with them and has had good experiences with them.
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You can also check with your faith community or your township or city offices. I have been a "Friendly Visitor" volunteer through my local township office, managed out of a Catholic charity. So if you don't find something right away, keep asking around. Ask friends or co-workers or at church.
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If your loved one likes dogs contact Therapy Dogs International. If they have volunteers in your area, they can come and hang out with your loved one with their dog. :)
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Depending on where you live they do have people to come and sit with your loved one to give family a break it's called respite care. If you have a home health care agency you can call ask them about respite volunteers.
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Your best bet is to contact your area Agency on Aging to see if your county has such a program or whom they would suggest. https://www.agingcare.com/local/Area-Agency-on-Aging
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