I Came, I Saw, I Forgot Why I Was Here
Wrestling with Our Aging Bodies and Minds, One Question at a Time
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No one is getting any younger. And getting older is not for the faint of heart. In fact, it sucks. If you’re getting older, and you are, because your back hurts and you can’t find your glasses, you need this book. From the bestselling author of the million-copy seller Why Do Men Have Nipples? comes all the answers you need to your questions on aging. Compiled alongside an actual doctor who knows some things about the indignities of aging, Dr. Gerald Imber, (The Youth Corridor), I Came, I Saw, I Forgot Why I Was Here is a funny, insightful, and most of all, informative guide growing up, getting old, and how time makes a joke of all of us.
It’s a hard truth to face, especially given how much it messes with your face, but if you’re alive, you’re getting older. So, why not try to understand what is actually happening to your body, mind and spirit? Mark Leyner and Dr. Gerald Imber offer insights and even some advice to ease the pain (both physical and metaphysical.)
- Do I have to pee because I just woke up, or did I just wake up because I have to pee?
- What causes "old people smell"?
- How do I get rid of the bags under my eyes?
- Does your brain actually shrink as you get older?
- How old is too old for a boob job?
Mark Leyner, the co-author of the mega bestselling Why Do Men Have Nipples? and Why Do Men Fall Asleep After Sex? ratchets up the wit and laugh-out-loud style, alongside Dr. Gerald Imber, one of America’s leading experts in the field of aging to share the good news, the bad news and the news you need to navigate your twilight years while answering all your questions about aging—from the serious to the embarrassing, the good to the downright gross.
Compiled in Q&A format, I Came, I Saw, I Forgot Why I Was Heremakes an ideal gift guide for the old and old-to-be, unless you forget where you left it.