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Taken your parents keys because they were not safe to drive anymore?
Would you?
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I cared for a woman who asked me if she was safe and when I told her I didnt think so, after a particularly frightening ride, she willingly relinquished her keys.
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I almost did that last weekend. Dumbass guy wasn't paying attention to things like red lights.
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My dad is only 54, my mom passed away almost 10 years ago. Dad is entirely capable, but if and when the time comes he's a danger on the road, my sisters and I will take away his keys. -
My mom is more likely to be my DD.
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I think there will come a time very soon when I'll have to talk to my mom about not driving anymore. She still makes it to the store, but I no longer let my girls drive with her.
Hopefully my oldest will be driving soon and she'll be able to haul gramma around...but yes, when the time comes I will stop my mom if necessary.
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I have not but I would.
My father in law is 80. We are getting there.
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My dad is 79. No way in Hell anyone could take his keys.
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Quoting wickedfiress:
My mom is more likely to be my DD.
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I have ridiculously bad and worsening vision. I can't judge distances or depth very well. I don't drive at night as it is. Chances are someone is going to have to take my keys away before my mom gets to the age I would have to take hers.
Quoting Lunarprancer:
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Quoting wickedfiress:
My mom is more likely to be my DD.
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Oh, gotcha. My depth perception sucks big time too.
Quoting wickedfiress:
I have ridiculously bad and worsening vision. I can't judge distances or depth very well. I don't drive at night as it is. Chances are someone is going to have to take my keys away before my mom gets to the age I would have to take hers.
Quoting Lunarprancer:
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Quoting wickedfiress:
My mom is more likely to be my DD.