Life As We Grow Older

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  • čas přidán 23. 05. 2024
  • "Anyone can die but only the blessed grow old..."
    Join Jamie Norton in this episode of the Making Peace and Beyond Podcast as she digs into the topic of healthy aging with special guest April Surovi, a certified dementia practitioner with over 14 years of experience. Together, they explore the importance of community, the misconceptions surrounding aging, and practical steps for maintaining mental and physical health in later years.
    April shares her insights on the evolving perception of assisted living facilities and the critical role social engagement plays in preventing dementia. Discover why staying active and connected is essential for a fulfilling life after retirement and how society's fear of aging can be overcome with wisdom and a positive mindset.
    Whether you're approaching your senior years or supporting a loved one, this episode offers valuable advice and heartfelt stories that inspire a new outlook on aging.
    In this episode you’ll hear:
    * Stereotypes vs the reality of aging
    * How to know when to seek help and support
    * The benefits of staying socially active and engaged
    * Personal anecdotes and professional advice on thriving in old age
    Thanks for joining us for this enlightening conversation that aims to bring peace, joy, and freedom to all stages of life.

Komentáře • 4

  • @Linda-mj2wv
    @Linda-mj2wv Před měsícem

    Let’s start a movement to RESPECT Elders. The United States is the worse with respecting older people.

    • @makingpeaceandbeyond
      @makingpeaceandbeyond  Před 29 dny

      It was a great idea to start a movement. It is sad that so much has been lost and not respecting the wisdom of those who have left life longest.

  • @ramonalyman8789
    @ramonalyman8789 Před měsícem

    How old is technically "old"?

    • @makingpeaceandbeyond
      @makingpeaceandbeyond  Před 29 dny

      Age technically has changed over the past decades from the 40s in 1900 to the 80s in 2020’s and now to the expectation that about 40% of the Gen X and Gen Z’s will live to be 100