THE NEW OLD AGE
Ageism: A ‘Prevalent and Insidious’ Health Threat
The World Health Organization has begun four studies intended to define ageism and identify ways to combat it.
By Paula Span
- April 26, 2019
Credit Lizzie Gill

Here’s the link to an interesting article.
Let us know what you think about ageism…
Any recent experiences?

Ageism can be legislated out of existence to a very small extent. The best thing we can do about ageism — and we all can do it — is to stop being ashamed of being old. The very first place to start is being proud of being old. Not arrogant and/ or defensive. Just serenely proud.