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Books > Humanities > Religion & beliefs > Aspects of religions (non-Christian) > Religious life & practice
A ninety-six-year-old man, on admission to a nursing home, was
interviewed by a social worker. She asked, "Did you have a happy
childhood?" With a twinkle in his eye, he replied: "So far, so good
" One of the undeniable facts of life is that we are all aging.
Many people dread growing old. It was Bette Davis who said, "Old
age ain't no place for sissies " And yet Dr. Cook believes that
what really matters as we age is not the condition of the body, but
that of the spirit. We can find meaning and purpose no matter what
our age. Growing Old Isn't for Sissies focuses on the physical,
emotional, mental, and spiritual challenges we encounter as we age,
primarily after age sixty-five, and what our Christian faith has to
say to those challenges and changes. Our faith in God can help us
in our journey through life, no matter what our age. This book will
help those who are growing older to understand some of the changes
and problems associated with growing older, whether you are twenty,
forty, sixty or eighty. It will help you understand the spiritual
resources that are important in coping with growing older.
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