OLD: Stories of Aging and Reflections on Caregiving

Aging remains a perpetually popular topic, often entering conversations at will. Finding humor or meaning in aging and inevitability of death can be a bit of a stretch. Yet in interviews conducted with seniors 65 years of age and older life is often celebrated sith such postivity and energy that isseus of aging and death take a back seat. The names of the seniors in the book are confidential. The information contained in their stories will surprise and inspire. I am privileged to have been the benefactor of their trust as they shared the intimate details of their lives