Families tend to skip straight to the biggest step, moving someone in to solve for the worst day while missing almost all the ordinary ones — the wedding, the movie, the appointment that quietly goes unattended instead of arranged for. Start with someone who shows up when asked and disappears when not, and let necessity earn the bigger step later.
11 PM. A member who couldn't open his own door. And a team that didn't leave until every worry was actually gone.
A transaction ends when the ticket is closed. A relationship asks a harder question — not "did we technically resolve this," but "is he okay, really, and does he feel less alone tonight than he did an hour ago?"
