One of the quiet shifts of attention in later life is not what we can no longer do, but what we no longer tolerate. Attention changes. What once felt urgent begins to feel optional. What once passed unnoticed starts to ask for care. This is not
A Different Conversation About Aging There is a problem with the way we talk about aging. Public conversation about later life is mostly about managing decline. We talk about blood pressure and balance, retirement accounts and housing plans, staying active, staying positive. But it leaves out what many