Declan Conley was a typical baby boomer whose life flashed before him after sharp chest pains and a trip to the E.R. He recalled his early childhood and the challenges of his teenaged years. As a kid, he played outside in all kinds of weather, and watched television whenever there wasn't a test pattern. He followed the triumphs and tragedies of the space program, and agonized over the Cuban Missile Crisis and Kennedy assassination. Then he became one of the "Me Generation" whose moral compass pointed toward "If it feels good, do it." The baby boomers attended rock concerts and peace rallies,...