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As our loved ones age, the way we celebrate holidays often changes. For many families, Thanksgiving is a time to come together and enjoy traditional activities. As parents and grandparents get older, it's not always possible for them to participate in all the traditions. Here are some ideas of how you can adjust the way you celebrate to include your loved ones.
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