Denial of Aging

In "Denial of Aging," Dr. Muriel R. Gillick presents a compassionate exploration of the challenges faced by the elderly. Published by Harvard University Press in 2007, this insightful book spans 352 pages, weaving together poignant stories of elders grappling with housing options, medical care decisions, and the quest for meaning in their later years. Dr. Gillick skillfully combines her expertise in medicine, health policy, and economics to offer practical action plans for both individuals and communities. This essential read not only highlights the struggles of aging but also empowers readers with the knowledge to navigate these critical issues. Perfect for those interested in consumer health, eldercare, and healthy living, "Denial of Aging" invites readers to rethink their perceptions of aging and its implications on our society.