Leapfrogging off my thought earlier this week about younger generations becoming resentful of older generations. The New York Time has an interesting piece about how people really aren’t very good at predicting how much (if at all) they will change as they age. When we remember our past selves, they seem quite different. We know how much our personalities […]
Continue Reading— Hong Kong’s aging population growing fastest in Asia. [The Epoch Times] — Alzheimer’s onset slower among bilingual speakers study finds. [McKnight’s Long Term Care News] — New A.M.A. guidebook helps doctors ask the toughest question — when to take away the car keys. [NYT’s New Old Age blog] — What’s your “aging IQ?” Find […]
Continue ReadingMy good friend and colleague, Judah Ronch, Dean of the Erickson School at UMBC, sent me this article with the note, “Look what we started.” It looks good: When 85-year-old Aloysius “Al” Boroniec fell twice in a matter of weeks, he found treatment for his injuries in a different kind of emergency room — one […]
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