The conversation with the woman in the AAA office made me cry. My mother lives with me as I am her primary caregiver, and I am seeing her age and lose her independence more and more every single day. She is on a fixed income, and if it wasn’t for my late father (whom she divorced in 1988) she would not have that. Two very different stories but one thing remains true, getting old is hard and watching your parents age is even harder.
The conversation with the woman in the AAA office made me cry. My mother lives with me as I am her primary caregiver, and I am seeing her age and lose her independence more and more every single day. She is on a fixed income, and if it wasn’t for my late father (whom she divorced in 1988) she would not have that. Two very different stories but one thing remains true, getting old is hard and watching your parents age is even harder.
Heavy on the watching your parents age is hard part.