Late Adulthood

Trina Flowers

Troy University

October 4, 2008

Late Adulthood

Late Adulthood is that part of life that when you are young, you are afraid of it, but when your half way there, you begin to appreciate it, and as time goes on, you begin to wonder what life might be like once you become a senior citizen. Erikson’s ego development outcome should include Integrity vs. Despair. The older adult usually appreciates their life that has past, and is very proud of their trials and tribulations, and all the achievements, or they are discontent with themselves because of past failures, and may begin to fear for the after life. Whether it is one or the other, Mrs. Grace Stanford has shared her life experiences of the past 88 years in ways that I can only imagine.
Mrs. Grace Stanford is an 88 year old, West-Indian female who has dealt with her share struggles coming from the Island of Jamaica, and having to adapt to the American culture. When asked to reflect......

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