I can only imagine how difficult it was for her to make this decision. When she decided to stop driving at least her car was still there, downstairs in the garage. If she ever had the need or even an emergency to go somewhere, with her car available she could conceivably use it, but now, by selling it, that “freedom” would be gone. Now she would be totally in the need of me or my sister to take her where she needs to go.* That’s kind of scary.
- – Yes I know, there are Uber and Lyft rides available these days, but for my 94 year old mom those are just foreign words for her.

