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Ranson, Gillian.
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Baby boom generation -- Canada.
Baby boom generation.
Old age -- Social aspects -- Canada.
Aging -- Canada.
Older people -- Care -- Canada.
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Ranson, Gillian.
Baby boom generation -- Canada.
Baby boom generation.
Old age -- Social aspects -- Canada.
Aging -- Canada.
Older people -- Care -- Canada.
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Front-wave boomers : growing (very)
old
, staying connected, and reimagining aging / Gillian Ranson.
by
Ranson, Gillian.
On Point Press, 2022.
Call #:
305.260971 R212f
Subjects
Baby boom generation
--
Canada
.
Baby boom generation.
Old
age
--
Social
aspects
--
Canada
.
Aging
--
Canada
.
Older people
--
Care
--
Canada
.
ISBN:
9780774890502 (pbk.)
Alternate title:
Growing (very)
old
, staying connected, and reimagining aging
Description:
189 p. ; 23 cm.
Bibliography:
Includes bibliographical references and Internet addresses.
Summary:
"The Baby Boomer generation is heading into
old
age
in a time of overt ageism and shamefully deficient eldercare. The front wave, now heading into their seventies, are on the brink of life changes that will be challenging not only for their friends and family but for society and the healthcare system as well. Journalist and sociologist Gillian Ranson, a front-wave boomer herself, investigates what boomers are doing to prepare for
old
age
. Whether they’re an 'elder orphan' living in subsidized housing, a busy grandparent doing daycare pick-ups, a small business owner phasing into retirement, or a wife learning to cope with her partner’s dementia, they all share one thing. They need intimate, caring
social
ties to other people. Just as the baby boomer generation transformed life for teenagers and youth in the 1960s, they now have a chance to forge a better way to grow
old
."--From publisher.
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