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Senior Care: Taking the car keys away from grandma and grandpa
Submitted by Wesley on October 31, 2006 - 12:10am.
If you are a baby boomer, then it's quite possible that you or one of your siblings are going to need to talk to your aging parents about their driving. This can be a touchy subject since limiting their ability to drive and create all kinds of logistical issues not to mention strong emotions. Often it's easier to just ignore the subject, but with this topic time is not on your side. In response, the Hartford Financial Services Group, Inc., and the MIT AgeLab developed information to help families initiate productive and caring conversations with older adults about driving safety. Follow this link for more information. Read Similar LifeTwo Stories:
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