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Hello, I have a question which I am hoping you can help me answer. My mother is 52 years old and is going through (or has gone) through menopause. About two or three years ago she began to start having a fear of driving. She states when she starts to drive she feels as if the car is tilting over and feels as if she must swerve to keep it from tilting over. It went away for about a year and now it's back again. It's so bad that she has to resort to taking the bus which is a huge inconvenient because she has to walk a few miles to catch it. I would love to take her to a psychiatrist however she doesn't speak english very well and my translation skills are not really up to par (and I live 200 miles away). Is there anything that can be done about this. I've tried doing some research and I'm not coming up woth anything. Please let me know what can be done.
Thank you
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