You haven't filled out your profile so it is very difficult to guess what is going on. Does your loved one have dementia? Is she giving you a reason why she doesn't want to eat? And what exactly do you mean by coercion? Changes in taste caused by medication or simply aging, restrictive "healthy" diets, difficulty with eating certain textures and overwhelming serving sizes can all cause someone to reject their meals, it can also be a significant end of life sign. Can you give us a little more details?
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If she doesn't want to eat, don't force her. That's the surest way to get someone NOT to eat.
Does your loved one have dementia? Is she giving you a reason why she doesn't want to eat? And what exactly do you mean by coercion?
Changes in taste caused by medication or simply aging, restrictive "healthy" diets, difficulty with eating certain textures and overwhelming serving sizes can all cause someone to reject their meals, it can also be a significant end of life sign. Can you give us a little more details?
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