This week’s poll, sponsored by Caregiving.com and eCareDiary.com, asks about which form of transportation is easiest when you travel with your caree. (Note: We’ve collaborating with eCareDiary.com on our weekly polls; I create a poll one week, then they create a poll the next. I forgot to mention to John at eCareDiary that we use the term “caree” rather than care recipient. I will for next time.)
What Is The Easiest Form of Transportation When Traveling With A Care Recipient?survey software
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Bette
This is so great that this question came up today. I have been trying to figure out a way to get my mother to Maine this summer (about 8ish hours away). Last night, I began thinking about renting a large size car, and this way we can go at our own pace, AND if she can’t go at the last minute, there are no large cancellation fees to contend with (that actually happened to us last year). We may be 12 hours in getting there, but I think it may be worth it…
John Mills
Denise – Thanks. I will use Caree in the future! John