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4/14/2014

This article examines the experience of middle-old age, a stage of life that is often overlooked and misunderstood. It discusses the challenges and changes that individuals face during this period, including physical decline, loss of loved ones, and changes in identity and purpose. The article highlights the importance of shifting societal attitudes towards middle-old age and recognizing the unique experiences and contributions of older adults. It also explores different approaches to aging, including active engagement in social activities and the pursuit of new interests. Overall, the article paints a nuanced picture of middle-old age, shedding light on this often overlooked phase of life.

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