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No Off-Ramp: South Asian Families Trapped In Bay Area Caregiving Crunch
Coming to America In 2006, 71-year-old Sarada Ramachandran left India to live with her daughter, Jaya Padmanabhan, in the Bay Area. Jaya hoped her Amma (mother), affectionately known as Paati (grandma) to family and friends, would spend her later years surrounded by loved ones, secure in the care, companionship, and support of family. Inviting an aging parent to be part of the household is not unusual in South Asian families; it reflects deeply…
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No Off-Ramp: South Asian Families Trapped In Bay Area Caregiving Crunch
Coming to America In 2006, 71-year-old Sarada Ramachandran left India to live with her daughter, Jaya Padmanabhan, in the Bay Area. Jaya hoped her Amma (mother), affectionately known as Paati (grandma) to family and friends, would spend her later years surrounded by loved ones, secure in the care, companionship, and support of family. Inviting an aging parent to be part of the household is not unusual in South Asian families; it reflects deeply…
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