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The Daughter of Aging Parentsrs in which children and their parents meet and interact as adults. Sixty-five-year-old mothers and fathers typically look back not only on long and shared relationships with their sons and daughters but also look forward to shared futures lasting, on the average, 15 years or more. In contrast to pr

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Motherhood in the Middle Yearsild reaches adulthood. When Troll (1972) asked adult women and men of a wide age range to describe a person they knew, mothers and fathers were spontaneously referred to more frequently than any other persons. Baruch and Barnett (1983) found in a recent study that midlife women generally have very p

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Health Care and Midlife Womenl change. The myths that have evolved concern women’s roles, specifically older women’s roles, and also include menopause, an event that occurs most often at midlife. Until recently, little information has been available concerning the health or health care of midlife women. Most research on women’s

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The Midlife Woman as Studentlf of all Americans 25 years and older (over 60 million adults) learned one or more topics in the past year” (Aslanian and Brickell, 1980, p. 43). Women constituted over half (52%) of this group of learners. The definition of . used in the college board study was broad, encompassing informal and ind