Growing old, a view from within

by Norma Jacob

Pamphlet, 1981

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Available

Call number

CP 239

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ageing

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Publication

[Wallingford, Pa. : Pendle Hill publications, 1981]

Subjects

Aging

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Jacob describes from her experience the various benefits and blessings she has found in growing old, and of course the various diminishments as well. She has some strategies to recommend. This is a fairly upbeat treatment, pleasantly written.

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