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    Did you just call me old lady? : a ninety-year-old tells why aging is positive / Lillian Zimmerman.
    by Zimmerman, Lillian.
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    Fernwood, 2016.
    Call #:305.26 Z72d
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    9781552668979 (pbk.)
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    xi, 104 p. : ill. ; 22 cm.
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    Includes bibliographical references and index.
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    "With incredible wit, wisdom, and thoughtfulness, author Lillian Zimmerman exposes and challenges pervasive ageist assumptions and stereotypes that continue to permeate society. She offers positive and inspirational messages in response to alarmist and apocalyptic ways of thinking, which equate population aging with exaggerated negative consequences on families, the economy, and the health care system. Her book debunks many of these socially constructed myths and stereotypes, drawing our attention to the many generous contributions that older adults make to their families and society. Building upon her own reflections and lifelong experiences, combined with research evidence and the documentation of important trends and issues, this is a must read for scholars, policy makers and power brokers in order to re-orient and re-think the way that we currently deliver policies and programs against the backdrop of rapid population aging. Lillian Zimmerman is a research associate with the Gerontology Research Centre at Simon Fraser University."--Provided by publisher.
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