Why are we so on fire about about designing ageless minds? It all comes down to our story, which is personal but not uncommon. In the mid-1990’s, my mother developed dementia and came to live with us so that she could be taken care of in the family. I was her eldest child, in my mid-50’s. Our children were in their 20’s. Mom had been a homemaker most of her married life. It was typical of the times I grew up in. I don’t think anybody had ever asked her what she wanted out of life. When she was living with us, I still didn’t ask her what she wanted. I was too busy taking her to doctors, finding outside help to keep her safe when I was working, and helping us all adjust to a home that was no longer an empty nest.
I'm excited about exploring ways to "Ageucate" at every stage of life! Aging well is a universal life skill that does not get talked about nearly enough. The pitfalls AND the joys!
I'm excited about exploring ways to "Ageucate" at every stage of life! Aging well is a universal life skill that does not get talked about nearly enough. The pitfalls AND the joys!