American families give ____ percent of the personal care needed by elderly family members

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Americans take care of their elderly family members, although not personally. They pay those people who are trained to do that, and a large sum of their money goes toward that goal, even reaching 80 to 90 percent. This shows that Americans still care a lot about their family members and won't give up on them easily.

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American families give 80 to 90% of the personal care needed by elderly family members.

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