An experience they say is the best teacher. An account of a childhood experience could push tears down any person's eyes—the fuel behind the wheels pushing for a better and inclusive life for all. As l began recognizing and understanding the environment, it became clear that one of my parents (father) was an Older Person. He was 70 when l was just seven (7) years. A peasant farmer feeds from hand to mouth with a handful of children to carter for with no thoughts towards post-primary education. He accepted the reality of multi-dimensional and devasting poverty galvanized by no education, incapability, and lack of socio-economic empowerment. At that time in an impoverished rural community in Africa. He made a gross mistake in not choosing a pathway to healthcare services partly due to the lack of or inadequate community healthcare services and socio-economic challenges.