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Content: The development of such documents and legal protections can be complicated when the caretaking employee lives in a different geographic area or state. Divorce continues to be an issue as couples reassess their relationships after children move away and their role as parents changes. Marital/family issues
Depression
Anxiety
Self-esteem
Many Boomers are faced with the challenge of raising their children and at the same time caring for their aging parents. Not only are families choosing to have children later in life than previous generations, but medical advancements in some areas have expanded the life expectancy of aging parents. Some Boomers are the primary caretakers for their children, grandchildren and/or aging parents. Because this generation was more likely to relocate from their immediate families for job opportunities, caring for aging parents often is done at a distance. This balancing act presents a myriad of stressors, challenges and dilemmas for many Boomers, which can be felt as financial and marital stress and may impact the workplace through absenteeism, performance issues and fatigue. Medical issues
Lifestyle issues
Chronic illness
“Old age” is getting pushed back farther and farther. Whereas this generation once said “never trust anyone over 30,” they now proclaim that 50 is the new 30! Medical and cosmetic advancements have helped Baby Boomers delay the aging process.