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Need help bringing down grandma from nursing hoome to visit. how far can she travel in car at 95?
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Ask her Doctor: Everyone is different. And so too their ability to travel. The doctors and nurses who care for your grandmother can give you the best advice. You may need to plan extra breaks for her comfort.
Answered 9/28/2016
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