Millennials are becoming caregivers for their aging parents. Are they ready for it?

Millennials are becoming caregivers for their aging parents. Are they ready for it?

Amanda Ross was enjoying life and focused on her career. She was young — in her 40s — and excited about building her future. But her world flipped when her mother was diagnosed with a rare form of dementia called posterior cortical atrophy. That was two years ago. Now, Ross told Straight Arrow News, she and her sister have spent the last couple years moving in a new, unexpected direction.  "We've been through day groups, in-home care, to the dif…