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by Phyllis Duke Ma (Author)
The majority of people are fortunate to reach retirement age; however, I have been blessed to live an additional twenty-five years past retirement age with the ability to work full time, expand businesses, travel, and enjoy seeing my beautiful aspiring great-grandchildren begin to take their places in this world. Having observed life in the early 1930s, the World War II era, a variety of presidents, freedom, and now a totally different woke culture, I take the opportunity to voice my observations and express my concerns, sprinkled with my personal advice. There are many new challenges that people in their nineties face particularly amidst a younger generation who have trouble accepting the reality of meeting up with elderly people who are truly smart, capable, industrious, healthy, and admired. There are also new health challenges as our human bodies begin to show wear and tear which need to be addressed along the way. I believe this will be a good read.
