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Now, the things we choose to tell our parents, grandparents, or in fact any elderly friend or relative,

where they can be a bit selective at times.

Don't pretend you're not sure what I'm talking about.

I bet everyone has something popping into their head which they've decided is best to just not

tell that person about.

Okay, so for me, here's something my mum doesn't know about.

I never told her that during a trip to New Zealand a few years ago,

I was centimetres away from being crushed by a rock slide.

It was whilst I was hiking up a mountain.

It was misty and I lost the trail.

With my mum already worrying with myself being the other side of the world, you can understand how

that event didn't make it into future conversations.

Now we've all got something we haven't told our parents or grandparents, as sometimes it's just easier that way. But here's

something you really do need to let them know. Thousands of people over the age of

66 are missing out on pension credit worth on average 3,900 a year. Plus they could also

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