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linda. sorry. I am only 42 and I gave up driving years ago. I am not saying u should by any means. No right or wrong. Maybe ur daughter could have said to u individually . However, maybe she thgt u weren't gonna drive. I don't know. My son told me about how slow I drove. I thght yeah he is 18. Then I talked to docs and staff about it. i guess it was time. I didn't want to end up dead or hurting someones else. It it bothered me that much I would go a take a driving test behind the wheel at a driving school. Once again I am not agreeing with ur daughter. BUT if I passed the driving test, then the next family meeting I might just frame it and pass it around:) or just show her individually. May sure u get a note from the doc and talk to him/her about it. nancy m. "(Linda) (Albert)" wrote: > > I need help, Sunday I invited my two daughters to lunch with my two > grandchildren. One of my daughters said who is going to drive. Well, I said I > will drive since my medication had kicked in and I was feeling very good. She > said if you are going to drive I am not going with you. I felt very embrassed > in front of my family. I told her that if she felt uncomfortable while I was > driving that I would pull over and let her drive. She firmally said no. She > has never driven with me, I felt very sad and wanted to cry. I gave in and > let my other daughter drive ( who never said a word). I know that I have PD, > but I would never put my children in danger or my grandchildren. I did not > enjoy my lunch. So, at times people should understand why some days are good > and we say things that we do not mean. If I have hurt anyone on the list I > would like to apologize. Linda from Oklahoma.