The Hardest Part of Growing Old Has Nothing to Do With How You Look
Everyone prepares you for wrinkles and a slower body — but researchers who study aging say that's rarely what people find hardest. This video explores bereavement overload, disenfranchised grief, and the psychology of outliving the people you love — and why the resilience that comes with it is more real than most people realize.
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