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It's Been a Minute

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What do we owe our parents?

Do we owe our parents? Even in the best of scenarios, caring for an aging parent can be difficult and intense.

But for those who may have had a complicated, fraught, or even abusive parent-child relationship, caring for the person who harmed them can be triggering. So, what options are there?

To answer that question Brittany is joined by Washington Post advice columnist, Carolyn Hax , and Dr. Alexandra Solomon , a licensed clinical psychologist in private practice, adjunct professor at Northwestern University, and the author of Love Every Day to talk through the complexities of managing - or completely opting out of - caring for your parents.

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