Name: Now What? Notes From the Front Lines of old age (en Inglés)
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Author: Sandra Butler
ISBN: 9781955826983

portada Now What? Notes From the Front Lines of old age (en Inglés)

Now What? Notes From the Front Lines of old age (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

Editorial

Rattling Good Yarns Press, Llc

Autor

Sandra Butler

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

155

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9781955826983

Now What? Notes From the Front Lines of old age (en Inglés)

Sandra Butler (Autor) · Rattling Good Yarns Press, Llc · Tapa Blanda

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For Everyone Old, Getting Old, or Loving Someone Who Is."Now What? Notes From the Front Lines of Old Age" is Sandra Butler's bracing, big-hearted follow-up to "Leaving Home at 83." At 88, Butler writes about what most books on aging won't go: the actual, daily reality of living while old-its limits and liberties, its indignities and unexpected surprises.These crisp, witty reflections move through doctors' offices and dining rooms, laundry rooms and long afternoons. We meet new neighbors and old fears; hear the clatter of hearing aids and the hush of hard decisions. Butler chronicles the body's negotiations, the bureaucracy of "care," the tenderness of friendship, and the stubborn joy that keeps surfacing anyway. The result is not a how-to, but a how-it-is-told with the honesty and humor that made "Leaving Home at 83" so loved.Perfect for: Readers who want the truth about aging without sentimentalityDaughters, partners, caregivers, and clinicians seeking humane insightBook clubs ready for lively conversation and real-world resonanceIf you've wondered what comes after the move, the upheaval, the reinvention-this is the dispatch. "Now What?" answers not with a plan, but with presence. It says: this is old age as it's lived-complicated, courageous, often funny, and still yours.