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Did you know 6.4% of Canadians live in multigenerational households? Marissa McGrath did it for two years and she, her daughter Paige, her mother Rosemary and grandmother Marie were happier and healthier for it. By Andrewlwaterman

Four generations of McGraths: Marissa, Rosemary, Paige and Marie. - Contributed - ContributedCONCEPTION BAY SOUTH, N.L. — It wasn’t all sunshine and rainbows, says Marissa McGrath, but for two years, four generations of her family lived under one roof.

In October 2019, they moved into her mother Rosemary’s home, where Marissa paid rent, but at a reduced cost under her “family discount,” she joked. Gail Wideman is the interim associate dean of graduate studies and research with the school of social work at Memorial University. Gail Wideman with her grandchildren Harper and Mackenzie Wall. - Contributed

“The financial savings of living with my mom in Holyrood allowed me to pay off my car and fully furnish our new home,” Marissa wrote.“My daughter formed a close relationship with her great-grandmother, they played cards and board games, watched TV together, and occasionally Nan would tell kiddo off for sucking her thumb,” she wrote.

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