My Aging Mother Won’t Stop Driving. Should I Take Away Her Keys?

The New York Times·Mar 4

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Aging parents are creating difficult situations for their children as they resist giving up driving and accepting help. Children are facing hard choices about when to intervene, including taking away their parents' car keys, due to safety concerns. The issue is part of a broader challenge of caring for elderly parents, who may resist help or advice, leading to guilt and stress for their children.

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