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How To Deal With Your Parents Aging When You Cannot Take Them In

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Aging parents can have other options for care besides living with you.

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As time goes by, our parents will gradually lose their ability to independently perform most daily tasks. They won’t always be able to drive their car, climb the stairs to their apartment or even feed themselves. Even if it’s not something most of us like

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