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The Sickest Sector? Health Care Of Course.

By Andrew Gordon

I’m a boomer. Should I apologize for being healthy?

Perhaps I should savor it. According to boomer statistics, it’s not going to last.

Boomers are getting old ... heading for retirement ... and soon will be busy dealing with excessive weight, failing organs, and chronic diseases. I’d rather not think about it. It’s very depressing for somebody who can recall the Kennedy-Nixon election like it was yesterday.

Thank gosh I’m not at the forefront of the boomer generation. That began when World War II ended. American soldiers came home with a serious case of, um, missing their wives. Nine months later – toward the end of 1946 – the first wave of boomers emerged from tens of thousands of wombs. The number of newborns remained high until 1964 when the birth rate finally waned. This marked the end of an 18-year stretch of procreative energy – the likes of which the U.S. had never before seen (or has seen since).

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