The
Walker family never thought having an age range of 3 to 96 under the same roof
would be risky.
That
was before the coronavirus pandemic.
Wilma
Walker’s now nonagenarian mom moved into her daughter and son-in-law’s home
about 15 years ago. Their party of three turned into a household of six when
the Walkers’ now 30-year-old daughter, Andre’a Walker-Nimrod, moved back in
with her young son and a daughter on the way.
About
1 in 5 U.S. residents live in multigenerational households. Many of those have
three or more generations all under one roof. While the living arrangement has
financial and emotional benefits, those families face a unique set of
challenges as COVID-19 continues to spread. Read more here.
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