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5 Travel Activities that Engage Older Adults
Flying with an Aging Dog and an Aging Parent
Traveling With Aging Parents When You are Already their Caregiver
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5 Travel Activities that Engage Older Adults
Everybody loves to travel. Young or old, there’s something that’s just so appealing about exploring the world beyond your home. A great way to see the world is… Read More »
Flying with an Aging Dog and an Aging Parent
Flying with an aging dog or an aging parent can prove challenging individually. But what about flying with an aging dog and an aging parent? This is the… Read More »
My Dad wanted to see the ocean one last time….
Oh my goodness folks, what a Guest Post we have today. I’m in Las Vegas for work and thank goodness I read this while still in my hotel… Read More »
GUEST POST: “We Thought It Would Be a Cinch” from Kathryn Atkins
“We thought it would be a cinch”…..famous last words for many of us for sure! I love today’s guest post for so many reasons. Kathryn Atkins, founder of… Read More »
GUEST POST – Travel with an elderly parent is possible, and also quite fun!
Pam LeBlanc does more exercise before breakfast than I do in a week! She is truly a fitness inspiration and her story of how to plan a trip with her… Read More »
GUEST POST – Traveling with Dad and his Dementia
For anyone whose parent is suffering from dementia, Jeannette’s stories of traveling with her dad are quite inspirational! It made me feel “lucky” as I’ve only had to face… Read More »
GUEST POST: Mom’s Solo Adventure in Paris
Although trip planning should take into account the energy levels and interests of all participants, don’t underestimate your elderly parents’ drive and willingness to challenge themselves physically, socially, and… Read More »
GUEST POST: Traveling with Grandma
Christine Wilson is a wife, mom of two young boys, and the Founder & CEO of MtoM Consulting, LLC. She and I have enjoyed working together to launch… Read More »
GUEST POST: New Orleans, where joie de vivre becomes reality!
An essential part of my new blog will be guest posts from travelers like Tiffany Lebel (see her post below) who have taken a trip with their parent(s)…. Read More »
Val Grubb’s father was a pilot, so she was practically born in the air and started traveling at the early age of four. Val and her mom took their first vacation together when her mom was 65, and in the 20+ years since then they’ve logged over 300,000 miles (and counting!). Covering trips to Thailand, France, Australia, China, and beyond, Travel with Aging Parents chronicles the triumphs (and challenges) of intergenerational travel with Grubb’s “you can do this” signature flair.