Wednesday, December 21, 2005
Aging is a Family Occupation - Dr. Carolyn Baum
As the White House Conference on Aging convened this week in Washington,
DC, delegates were faced with a stark reality: The American population is
aging rapidly. The policy challenges they discussed are critical and
difficult. No one knows that better than American families. They are faced
with the daily effects of aging parents and relatives. Yet many people tend to
see only the problems caused by aging and overlook the opportunities. There
may be constant changes as we age, but many of those changes can be managed,
limited, and compensated for.
Aging is a Family Occupation - Dr. Carolyn Baum
Source: PR Newswire
DC, delegates were faced with a stark reality: The American population is
aging rapidly. The policy challenges they discussed are critical and
difficult. No one knows that better than American families. They are faced
with the daily effects of aging parents and relatives. Yet many people tend to
see only the problems caused by aging and overlook the opportunities. There
may be constant changes as we age, but many of those changes can be managed,
limited, and compensated for.
Aging is a Family Occupation - Dr. Carolyn Baum
Source: PR Newswire
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