Age Waves Redefine Old In 1980s America
A shift in aging shows 65 as a milestone, not an end. More elders are educated, healthier, and active, changing retirement norms and government measures. The growing gray wave includes 61 year olds like Mary Alpert and 64 year olds planning second careers, signaling a future where age 65 is less definitive.
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Ruth Stauffer defies age stereotypes in Devill's Gulch life
In Frederick Maryland Ruth Stauffer, a Democratic committeewoman, poetry teacher, Shakespeare writer, museum director and tour guide, embodies atypical aging as Harvard's Dr Besdine notes during a Dorsey Laboratories aging seminar stressing individual variation beyond group data.
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