We are familiar with the ‘New Normal’ and have adjusted to it quite well. There is also another New Normal going around. This is the rise of a new generation of older people – the baby boomers, born between 1946 to 1964, the post-WW2 boom years. They are now aged 56 to 74. They have […]
THE RISE OF THE NEW ‘OLD’ Read More »
The new ‘old’ do not fit the negative stereotype image of seniors who are frail, senile and decrepit. Definitely time for new labels for the new ‘old’. (Thanks, Missy Joe, for pointing Seniorsaloud to this article from canada.com in response to our earlier blog post “Time for New Labels for the ‘New’ Old” of 23 March)
ARE SENIORS TRULY THE HAPPIEST DEMOGRAPHIC AS SURVEYS SEEM TO SHOW? Read More »
