Why You Need a Book on Senior Moments

Everyone over the age of 50 has had them–senior moments. Events you would prefer to forget. But you can’t. You are worried that new ones will embarrass you or be hurtful. Even more frightening is that you don’t know if you should laugh at them or make an appointment with a neurologist. Finally, a definitive resource for making judgments and learning how to prevent senior moments. So, why should you buy this book?

-All recommendations are based on five years of research taken from 250 articles and books ranging from startling data in esoteric research journals to a 1930s cartoon featuring Popeye the Sailor Man.

-More than 75 true stories including my most embarrassing senior moment and the emotional pain experienced by a woman when her senior moment was mistaken for something “funny.”

-Why you have senior moments and what they mean.

-Eight strategies with 25 methods for preventing your senior moments that you can immediately use.

-A simplified explanation of four types of memory

ADVANCE PRAISE

 Booklist: “Older readers will feel both understood and inspired by Goldberg’s practical suggestions.

 Jeannette Guerrasio, MD, author of Embrace Aging: “I was drawn in and wanted to read it from cover to cover.”

Donna Thomson, Author of The Unexpected Journey of Caring”    “..Deliciously readable, this book will be a reassuring companion for anyone who is secretly  worried about senior moments and what they may portend.”

Cathy Lee Taylor, Spirituality and Aging Podcast “A MUST-READ for anyone who wants to stay sharp as they age!”

Preventing Senior Moments, by Stan Goldberg

A novel about guilt, forgiveness, and what it takes to die at peace with the life you lived.

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