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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Mark Leyner
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Gerald Imber
If you’re getting older, you need this book. From the bestselling author of Why Do Men Have Nipples? comes all the answers you had to your questions on aging. Compiled with 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, but if you’re alive you’re getting older. Like death and taxes, aging is a certainty… but why?
- What causes aging?
- Why did “sleeping in” turn into “waking up early for no reason”?
- Why does the hair you’ve lost on your legs end up sprouting from your nose and ears?
- What exactly are liver spots?
Fortunately, Mark Leyner has answers! The co-author of the bestselling Why Do Men Have Nipples? and Why Do Men Fall Asleep After Sex?, is turning his wit, wisdom and laugh-out-loud style to answering all your questions about aging—from the serious to the embarrassing, the good to the downright gross.
Along with Dr. Gerald Imber, author of The Youth Corridor, the doctor is in to share the good news, the bad news and the news you need to navigate getting older. Compiled in Q&A format, I Came, I Saw, I Forgot Why I Was Here is the perfect guide to pick up a la carte anytime you have a question or binge cover to cover. Full of real advice from a medical professional I Came, I Saw, I Forgot Why I Was Here makes an ideal gift guide for the old and old-to-be.