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John Aigner

What is Elder Risk?

As we age, life becomes more unpredictable, and we are more likely to encounter unexpected challenges. It's important to be aware of the risks that come

with aging so that we can take steps to recognise, manage and mitigate them, in order to enjoy our later years to the fullest.


In this blog, each week we'll explore a variety of risks that older adults may encounter, including health risks, financial risks, social risks and digital risks, among others. We'll also discuss practical strategies for coping with these risks and maximizing our quality of life.


But this isn't just a blog about theory and research. We'll take a DIY approach, providing you with practical tips and tricks for navigating the risks of aging in your own life. From simple lifestyle changes to more complex planning strategies, we'll offer a range of options to help you stay healthy, financially stable, and socially connected as you age. In addition we will provide a forum for you to comment and contribute your own wisdom and experience, thus forming a community of common interest.


So whether you're a retiree looking to protect your assets, a caregiver hoping to support a loved one, or simply someone who wants to age gracefully and confidently, this book is for you. Let's dive in and start exploring the varieties of risk for elders and how to cope with risk in your life!


As we begin our journey, it's important to acknowledge that aging is a natural part of life, and it comes with both joys and challenges. While we may face more risks as we age, we also have the benefit of a lifetime of experiences and wisdom that can help us navigate those risks.


One of the key themes of this blog is the importance of taking a proactive approach to managing risk. Instead of waiting for problems to arise, we can take steps to prevent them from happening or minimize their impact. This may involve things like regular exercise to maintain physical health, creating a budget to manage finances, or staying socially engaged to prevent feelings of loneliness or isolation.


We'll also explore the idea of resilience, which is the ability to bounce back from difficult situations. While we can't always control what happens to us, we can control how we respond. By building resilience, we can better cope with the ups and downs of life and emerge stronger on the other side.


Over time we'll hear from experts in various fields, as well as from older adults themselves. We'll learn about the latest research on aging and risk, and we'll also hear practical advice from those who have successfully navigated the challenges of aging.

So whether you're just starting to think about the risks of aging or you're already facing some challenges, this book is designed to provide you with the knowledge and tools you need to cope with life's uncertainties. Let's get started!


Welcome, John Aigner, Facilitator


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