The results suggested that this group of older adults considered aging in place a concept that can evolve and that does not necessarily mean staying within the same place. This group of older adults shared that the ideal place to grow older provides access to outside space and is a place that offers a sense of belonging. Participants discussed the need for family and service providers to understand the difficulty of being in a situation of liminality for an extended period of time and of experiencing multiple types of losses. Although half of the participants expressed that oppressive factors did not affect their ability to reside where they choose as older adults, most of this group shared stories of how oppression and discrimination affected their lives.