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Au Québec, un nombre grandissant de personnes aidantes sont issues du baby-boom. Au cours d’entrevues portant sur leur expérience d’aidant, nous les avons questionnées sur leur perception de la vieillesse et du vieillissement, afin de faire ressortir plus spécifiquement leur discours au sujet de leur propre vieillissement, les façons dont elles s’y préparent et les exigences énoncées envers les services de santé et, plus particulièrement, les services publics, pour les accompagner dans un vieillissement qu’elles souhaitent radicalement différent de celui de leurs parents.In Quebec, baby boomers are increasingly becoming carers. In interviews about their experiences as carers, we asked them about their perceptions of old age and aging, to find out specifically what they have to say about their own aging, what they are doing to get ready for it and what this means in terms of demands on health care and, especially, public services to help and assist them in an aging process that they want to be radically different from that of their own parents

Vieilliront-ils un jour ? Les baby-boomers aidants face à leur vieillissement