Dealing with an elderly parent or grandparent and struggling with the
reversal of roles?
It can certainly be challenging, calling for compassion,
letting go of old grudges, accepting limitations, cultivating patience …
One country seems to have this one nicely nailed down. Check it out:
"China
recently passed a law allowing elderly parents to sue their children for not
visiting them enough.(!)
In
2010, China became the first country to pass national legislation legally
obligating adult children to visit their elderly parents.
There are no set parameters for how often
children must visit, but parents in China who do not feel sufficiently cared
for have legal grounds to sue their adult children…"
Hmmm... Needing to legally force children to visit their parents... Is this telling us something, or what?
What do ya say? Love to hear your thoughts on this one!
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