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Tag Archives: holidays
Holiday visits
Many of us travel to see family over the holidays, and our family is no exception. We drive several hours to visit my mother-in-law, even though she no longer seems to notice that we are there. She is in one … Continue reading
Posted in travel, Uncategorized
Tagged aging relatives, Alzheimers, holidays, Matthew B. Redmond, the God of the Mundane
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