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Check out my thoughts, along with those of dozens of other elder care experts in a variety of fields and venues, about the misconception of aging that many Americans hold: http://www.seniorcare.com/featured/misconception-on-aging/
Many thanks to Carol Marak for compiling this valuable resource!
What do you fear most about growing older? In what ways have you prepared? In what ways should you be better prepared? Let’s discuss this important issue in as many places as possible!
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Wow. Great visuals on this Misconception on Aging piece. I think as we begin to get an increase on baby boomers entering the age for assisted and long term care, it’s great to keep this kind of information out there so we can make it better. Would love to see more visual articles or infographics on these types of stats.
Thanks for the positive feedback, John, and the suggestion on providing more visual articles and infographics like these. It’s good to know what my readers want!
I agree with you John. Great article. You also might find interesting to read this article "Best & Worst Cities to live for People with Disabilities" https://www.silvercross.com/best-worst-cities-to-live-for-people-with-disabilities/
Gim
Thanks for the comment, Gim, and for sharing that article. Sounds like an interesting, informative read!