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by Joan Donaldson Yarmey (Author)
After her ninth grade class served tea to a bus load of visiting seniors who were to be the students adopted grandparents for the afternoon, Joan Donaldson-Yarmey decided she didn't want to grow old and have to be adopted by someone. So at the age of fifteen she resolved that she would end her life when she reached sixty-five.
Over the years, Joan read books, surfed the Internet, and watched documentaries about aging and learned that human beings have the ability to live to be over one hundred years of age and to be healthy and alert while doing it. This book is her journey from that decision at age fifteen to realizing that she didn't have to grow old, that at a certain age some sick, decrepit person would not step into her shoes and take over her life. She is now in her mid-seventies and so healthy that she never gets any sympathy from her family and friends because she has nothing, health wise, to complain about. She has no illnesses, no aches or pains, and takes no medication, not even ASA or ibuprofen.
Read about Joan's journey in what she playfully calls her futuristic aging memoir and find out what it is that she believes is her fountain of aging.
Editorial Review
Nancy M. Bell
Worried about growing older? Worry no more. Donaldson Yarmey takes the reader through her own life journey and along the way shares her experiences and offers advice on how she plans to live to 120. An interesting read.
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by Joan Donaldson Yarmey (Author)
After her ninth grade class served tea to a bus load of visiting seniors who were to be the students adopted grandparents for the afternoon, Joan Donaldson-Yarmey decided she didn't want to grow old and have to be adopted by someone. So at the age of fifteen she resolved that she would end her life when she reached sixty-five.
Over the years, Joan read books, surfed the Internet, and watched documentaries about aging and learned that human beings have the ability to live to be over one hundred years of age and to be healthy and alert while doing it. This book is her journey from that decision at age fifteen to realizing that she didn't have to grow old, that at a certain age some sick, decrepit person would not step into her shoes and take over her life. She is now in her mid-seventies and so healthy that she never gets any sympathy from her family and friends because she has nothing, health wise, to complain about. She has no illnesses, no aches or pains, and takes no medication, not even ASA or ibuprofen.
Read about Joan's journey in what she playfully calls her futuristic aging memoir and find out what it is that she believes is her fountain of aging.
Editorial Review
Nancy M. Bell
Worried about growing older? Worry no more. Donaldson Yarmey takes the reader through her own life journey and along the way shares her experiences and offers advice on how she plans to live to 120. An interesting read.
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