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A Foreword Book of the Year in Autobiography/MemoirA Publishers Weekly Indie Top 20 selectionA Washington Post Best Book of 2009As Joe Thorndike loses both both memory and language, his son John moves in to look after him. Joe can no longer tell time or make a phone call, and forgets the names of people he has known for sixty years. He’s convinced that the governor of Massachusetts has come to visit and is in the refrigerator. He forgets that his bathroom has a toilet and uses the floor instead. As father and son are thrown together, their troubles draw them close.

Under the story arc of the hero’s journey, Cathy talks about a series of life challenges from her husband’s stroke in 2015 through his death in 2019. These led her into the hero’s journey through grief to self-reliance. Did she slay the dragon, called Grief, or tame it? What treasures did...

What if growing older didn’t mean giving up your home, freedom, or independence? This practical guide shows seniors and families how thoughtful planning, simple home safety changes, reliable support, and smart everyday choices can help older adults remain confident, connected, secure, and in control of life for many years ahead. Designed for seniors, older adults, caregivers, and families concerned about aging parents, this book offers a practical roadmap for aging in place and independent living.

Most people think retirement is a finish line. Most professionals think wealth is a number, protected by a document. Both are wrong. The second half of life is not just about money. It is about who will make decisions when you cannot. Who will carry the weight when care is needed.

Thrust unwillingly into the role of caregiver as a young man, Chris Dale despaired as his family's health and finances unraveled. Confronted by trauma, grief, racism, and monetary instability, he endured repeated losses, crushing responsibility, unbelievable revelations, and life-altering medical crises that nearly broke him. Determined, Chris turned inward and outward, finding healing through grief counseling, mentorship, faith, and service, always with the loving presence of friends and family. What emerged from his reckoning was not just survival but clarity and the ability to guide others.

The Women's Peptide Protocol Playbook is a beginner-friendly guide created specifically for women who want to better understand peptide strategies for metabolism, body composition, skin, hair, sleep, energy, hormonal shifts, recovery, and healthy aging. Inside, you'll learn how peptides work as cellular messengers, how different delivery methods affect bioavailability, and how popular options such as GLP-1 and GIP therapies, growth hormone secretagogues, GHK-Cu, DSIP, Semax, Selank, BPC-157, KPV, MOTS-c, and others are commonly used within targeted wellness protocols.

This book is about survival. Surviving the job. And surviving what the job leaves behind. After the Adrenaline is written for the people who spent years running toward what everyone else runs from. Cops. Firefighters. Paramedics. Military. The ones who built careers on stress, speed, vigilance, and showing up when it mattered—then discovered the job doesn't stop taking just because the uniform comes off. Bill McDonough spent over thirty-five years in law enforcement, most of that time as a detective in a major metropolitan department.

If you’re helping a loved one with daily tasks, doctor appointments, or emotional support, you’re a caregiver—whether you realize it or not. The Caregiver’s Advocate Volume 2 brings together 22 professionals—doctors, social workers, consultants, financial advisors, and more—who understand the real challenges of caregiving because they’ve lived it.

'A wonderful memoir - I loved it' KATE MOSSE 'One of the most beautiful memoirs I have ever read' JOANNA CANNON 'Astonishing' KIT DE WAAL 'What a brave book, haunting, visceral and beautifully written' DBC PIERRE 'Loving, generous and unflinching' BERNARDINE EVARISTO In her ­ first memoir...

Old age is not what it used to be. For most of human history, only a small number of people lived long enough to experience a long, active, and meaningful later life. Today, millions do. Humanity is entering one of the greatest transformations in its history: the rise of the third age, a new stage of life after work and child-rearing, filled with purpose, contribution, discovery, and wisdom. A Brief History of Old Age tells the fascinating story of how human beings have understood aging across cultures, centuries, and scientific revolutions.

Ian Brown, award-winning author of The Boy in the Moon and the memoir Sixty, now recounts his daily reckoning with the milestone age of seventy. Fearlessly candid, often funny and relentlessly real, Brown asks the terrifying questions we all have about growing old, even when he doesn’t want to...

Stop piecing together conflicting peptide advice from forums, videos & unverified "experts" — get one practical playbook to understand the science, compare your options & build a more informed optimization strategy.

Caregiving for Your Parents is a clear, compassionate roadmap that shows adult children exactly how to navigate the emotional, medical, and practical realities of caring for their aging parents.

Do you ever walk into a room and forget why you went there? Misplace your keys? Forget names, appointments, or where you left your phone? You’re not alone—and occasional forgetfulness doesn’t have to define your day. Anybody See My Keys? is a practical, encouraging guide to improving memory through simple daily habits that fit real life. No complicated systems. No memorization tricks. Just approachable methods designed to help you remember more, reduce mental clutter, and feel calmer and more in control.

Why living longer and living younger has us rethinking retirement! In this thought-provoking book, Joanne Clark challenges the traditional idea of retirement. Whether you’re mid-career, nearing retirement, or already retired, she invites you to see retirement as your what’s next —a chance to find fulfillment and meaning in every stage of life. Retirement isn’t an age. It’s not just about financial planning—it’s about using your skills, talents, and passions to create purpose.

Discover a compassionate and practical guide to navigating the challenges of caring for a loved one with Alzheimer's disease or dementia. This comprehensive 3-in-1 audiobook offers clear guidance for every stage of the caregiving journey, from recognizing early warning signs to managing the increasing demands of advanced memory care.

Navigate the emotional shock of a memory loss diagnosis with practical caregiving strategies that prevent family burnout. When thrust into the overwhelming reality of supporting an aging relative, finding grounded, everyday advice is your ultimate lifeline. This reassuring audio experience cuts...

Overcome frustrating memory slips and protect your cognitive longevity with science-backed habits for healthy aging. Whether you are actively worrying about mental decline or simply navigating the daily reality of forgotten names, this reassuring guide replaces anxiety with empowering clarity...

Navigate the overwhelming reality of a dementia diagnosis with a practical, compassionate roadmap for caregivers. Whether stepping in suddenly after a medical crisis or gradually supporting an aging parent, you do not have to face this transition alone. This empowering audio guide translates...

Safeguard restless sleepers and aging parents with proven fall prevention strategies that banish nighttime anxiety. If you are a family caregiver constantly waking up worried about bedroom safety, this calming guide offers immediate relief. Reclaim restful nights without turning a comforting...