Re: New View as a model of possibility | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Jim Snyder-Grant (jimsg![]() |
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Date: Thu, 26 Apr 2007 10:34:04 -0700 (PDT) |
Lavinia: Thanks for your kind words about New View, and good luck in your search. You are right about the challenges of aging in place. With so little turnover, and so few new babies, we are approximately 10 years older at New View than we were a decade ago. I just got my AARP card in the mail, and the dinners are getting quieter & quieter. We have started having some salons focused on aging in place at New View. It's been a delightful and occasionally challenging set of conversations. Certainly the mix of our housing stock will need some adjustment if we are to make this work, perhaps making some dwellings in to multiple-household situations. And of course there are all the legal, emotional, logistical, architectural, financial, (etc) challenges. Chuck Durrett's book on elder cohousing has been helpful. -Jim -- Jim Snyder-Grant 18 Half Moon Hill Acton MA 01720 978 266-9409
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