Many older adults, particularly those living just above the federal poverty line, experience feelings of isolation due to financial strain and reluctance to seek help.
Miller's story illustrates how even small social circles can be affected by financial embarrassment, leading to a reluctance to apply for assistance programs like SNAP.
Nearly a third of older Americans are caught in a 'loneliness crisis' tied to financial issues, revealing a broader societal challenge for the aging population.
Baby boomers facing financial difficulties opt against applying for social support fearing stigma, which exacerbates feelings of isolation and disconnect from their communities.
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