How have you used tech to support your or your parents' aging and caregiving journeys? We want to hear from you.

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Older Americans are increasingly using AI and advanced tech.

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My family moved from California to a small town in France. We can save money and work less to afford our lifestyle here.

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Lin Koh, her husband, and two young sons.

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I'm the youngest of 5, and became the default caregiver for my aging parents. I'm learning how not to lose myself.

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The author said that being financially stable made her the default caregiver for her aging parents.

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20 years ago, they were caring for loved ones. They're still struggling to financially recover.

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Jeff Mason
Jeff Mason works partly because of financial difficulties surrounding caregiving.

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Jeff Mason, 76, could get by if he didn't drive for Uber until 2 a.m., but money would be tight.

I was the primary caregiver for my mother until she died. The responsibilities didn't end with her death.

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The author cared for his mother before her death.

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I'm 57 and helping raise my 6 grandchildren in a crowded multigenerational home. I thought my life would be easier by now.

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I was my grandfather's caregiver until he died, and the role gave my life meaning. Now I don't know who I am anymore.

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The author (left) was her grandfather's (right) caregiver until he died.

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I moved back home after living abroad for 12 years. I worried it would be a step backward for my daughter and me.

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The author had to move home after living abroad.

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I'm still working in the medical field at 83. My husband doesn't need me at home staring at him all day — I want to be productive.

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Barbara Fod
Barbara Ford, 83, works in the medical field.

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I'm 84 and grateful to work for my son's business. I made sacrifices for him, and now he's helping me.

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Linda Kemp
Linda Kemp, 84, works for her son's law firm.

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