I took my 81-year-old grandma on an international trip. It was great, but I wish I'd known more about traveling with an older relative.

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I traveled from the US to Canada with my 81-year-old grandma, and I wish I'd planned our trip better. Emily SchlorfIn 2024, I traveled with my grandma, mom, and sister to Montreal. I wish I'd thought more about my grandma's physical needs when planning the itinerary.

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