Dear Abby: I realize now why the others refused to go on my sister's outings
Briefly

The article presents two letters to Dear Abby. The first letter discusses a woman’s concern for her sister, who is experiencing mobility issues and early dementia but insists on going out weekly. The woman feels guilty for declining invitations but fears for her sister's safety, especially regarding driving. Abby advises her to engage other family members in conversations about potential actions needed for her sister's safety and suggests exploring local senior activities. The second letter highlights a close friendship that may have romantic implications, showcasing friendship's evolving nature and boundaries. The advice centers around clear communication about relationship dynamics.
"Contact your nearest senior center and inquire about supervised activities for seniors and transportation options for people with disabilities."
"It's important to address the situation surrounding your sister's driving, particularly as her dementia progresses, which could pose a danger to herself and others on the road."
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