What beliefs about older people might Donna have that are contributing to her negative attitude toward aging?

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Donna, age 24, has just returned from visiting her grandmother Sandra, age 82, who has Alzheimer’s disease. Donna’s parents recently moved Sandra into the dementia unit of a local nursing home because they were unable to safely care for her at home anymore. Donna is upset, and says, “I never want to live to be that old! It’s just too depressing to be old—your mind goes, your body falls apart…what’s the point of living anymore?”

What beliefs about older people might Donna have that are contributing to her negative attitude toward aging?

What positive aspects of growing older might surprise Donna and make her less likely to consider aging to be such a negative experience?

Although there’s no cure for Alzheimer’s disease, what can you tell Donna about managing the disease that might make her feel better about her grandmother Sandra’s situation?