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Friday, February 12, 2021 / Categories: Life Stages, Caring for Others Caring for Aging Parents With Judith Cunningham Judith Cunningham shares her experiences in dealing with her aging parents who are now 95 and 99. She discusses the key points of listing everything, moving, driving, dealing with medical issues, as well as navigating the family dynamics in dealing with aging parents. Judith stresses that it is critical that we talk to our children and parents about some of these important issues because we do not know what tomorrow may bring. Attorney Judith Cunningham is the former corporation counsel for Oakland County, Michigan, as well as having served as the Oakland County Circuit Court Administrator. Previous Article On Your Seat, Feet or Mat - Adaptive Yoga Next Article Suicide-Heartbreak, Grief and Moving Forward Print Tags: Judith Cunningham Parents with Dementia Family Dynamics and Aging Parents Finances and Aging Parents More links Aging Parents: 8 Warning Signs of Health Problems How to Talk to a Parent About Dementia Symptoms National Institute on Aging - Dementia Alzheimer's & Dementia