The last birthday cake I couldn't blow up the candles that he drove me back.

Getting older has been a punchline for as long as anyone can remember from Rodney Dangerfield to Phyllis Diller.

You know you're old when your walker has an airbag.

And when you can remember when fast food meant you ran over a chicken.

From Patton Oswald. I broke my foot it was it took two it

happened in two parts the second part was I slipped off a curb and I landed

wrong that was the second part. The first and most

important part was I turned 53. That is the crucial part. I you turn once you get past 50 everything's fatal to one to six. If I go

four days without tweezer

I could have a nice situation going on right here.

The other day I pulled the hair out of my neck that was so long. I thought my neck was growing dangs.

I was like, what?

Those are the humorous takes on aging, but it is not all fun and games.

Unfortunately there still is quite a bit of age

and that we need to navigate in everyday life

that we see on television and magazines

and advertisements social media.

Becca Levy, professor and researcher at the Yale School of Public Health.

She studies the psychology of aging.

Levy encourages older adults to keep in mind how they are affected by stereotypes and age bias.

It impacts everybody so we all are aging and we all have loved ones who are aging and so I think it's very much part of everybody's existence.

Consider this.

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