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Language: English
Published by Jewel Publishing LLC, 2024
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- Title
- CRS (Can't Remember Shit): Alphabet on Aging
- Author
- Sandy Lardinois
- Publisher
- Jewel Publishing LLC
- Publication year
- 2024
- Condition
- As New
- Dust jacket
- No Jacket
- Binding
- Paperback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 1936499266
- ISBN 13
- 9781936499267
- Illustrator
- Nielsen, Gig
- Item weight
- 1.01 pounds
Have you discovered actions you can no longer perform, or do well, as you age?
Before you give up and give in, use CRS to do what you can to keep
functioning gracefully and gratefully as long as possible. Respect your limits.
Suggestions in CRS may help you navigate Alzheimer’s, Traumatic Brain Injuries, and/or Dementia.
Includes gift ideas, reflections, and cautions, much presented in a humorous way. Whimsical sketches remind us to look at life in a humorous way, which is important as we age.
Enjoy wisdom shared as senior citizens relate advice they would have given their teenage selves. You might share it with your grandkids. Those young whippersnappers might learn a thing or two.
And remember to be good to yourself.
Before you give up and give in, use CRS to do what you can to keep
functioning gracefully and gratefully as long as possible. Respect your limits.
Suggestions in CRS may help you navigate Alzheimer’s, Traumatic Brain Injuries, and/or Dementia.
Includes gift ideas, reflections, and cautions, much presented in a humorous way. Whimsical sketches remind us to look at life in a humorous way, which is important as we age.
Enjoy wisdom shared as senior citizens relate advice they would have given their teenage selves. You might share it with your grandkids. Those young whippersnappers might learn a thing or two.
And remember to be good to yourself.
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