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The Plan for Next Time
Turn a hard day into a one-page plan
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Your prompt
[Who You Care For] had a hard moment today: [What Happened]. Here's what led up to it: [Lead Up]. Here's what helped, eventually: [What Helped]. Here's what made it worse: [What Made It Worse].
Help me write a one-page "next time" plan with four sections:
1. Early signs: what I noticed before it got bad, so I can catch it sooner.
2. What to do first: the two or three things that have actually helped before, in order.
3. What NOT to do: the things that made it worse.
4. After: how to help them recover, and how to help me recover.
Use only what I've told you. Don't add strategies I haven't mentioned. Plain language, large print, so I can read it in the moment.
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