Have you considered how you want to age and how you want to die? How do you make sure that you focus on quality and not quantity of life? Meet Amy O'Rourke who is an aging specialist and care advisor for families as they age. She has written a great book called The Fragile Years that I highly recommend for anyone has an aging parent. Key Areas We Discuss: - Why are we in an "Aging Crisis"? - What are the fragile years, and how do you know if a loved one is there? - How do you prepare to enter the fragile years? - How do you reconcile aging with dignity and aging safely? - What is the best way to age? In place? Around family? In nursing care? What if “aging in place” is unsafe and parents don’t want to move because of friends and they are where they have always been? - How do we make peace with aging and dying? - How to avoid becoming a burnt out caregiver? - What is a good death? - 3 things can we take away to do a better job with our aging and our parents’ aging?