Aging in America: Behind the Old Face: Aging in America and the Coming Elder Boom has been released!

Tuesday, November 13, 2012

Behind the Old Face: Aging in America and the Coming Elder Boom has been released!

I am very happy to announce my book, "Behind the Old Face: Aging in America and the Coming Elder Boom", is now available!

This book comes from my 30+ years experience spending time with seniors, listening, chatting, caring, laughing, crying, helping, observing, and advocating. I have been amazed, empathetic, sympathetic, joyful, filled with deep laughter, love, sadness, anger, grief, respect, sadness, compassion, understanding, disbelief, happiness, and a host of other emotions throughout the decades I have spent time with aging adults, family caregivers, and healthcare professionals. I have witnessed the best in care, the worst in "care"and everything in between.

I believe God put "Behind the Old Face" on my heart several years ago, which I have written about in more detail in the book. I am extremely grateful for the blessings, people and opportunities that have enabled the book to be written and published. It has been a difficult, yet wonderful journey to get to the place I am now, sitting here announcing the release of the book. Never having wrote a book like this before, I now understand what it takes to write and publish a book, and couldn't be happier with my publisher, Jared Rosen at Dreamsculpt!

There have been too many people who have contributed to my life and this book to name them here. I have been humbled by the immense encouragement, support and contributions so many have made to me along this journey and throughout my life and career. I feel my heart is overflowing with gratitude as person after person comes to mind.

I am excited to share my heart and work with you and hope you will read the book and share it with your family, friends, co-workers, groups you are involved with and on social media. You can read a bit from the book and/or purchase it here. Behind the Old Face: Aging in America and the Coming Elder Boom

I would love to hear what you think about the book. Please go to my website to post your thoughts on my "Comment" page http://www.elderboom.org and sign up for news, updates and a free download, 19 tips to save on prescription drug costs

Remember....Together we can do more!

Angil Tarach-Ritchey can be reached for questions or comments at Angil@behindtheoldface.com or other contact options at http://www.behindtheoldface.com

3 comments:

Milliscent MorganApril 26, 2013 at 7:10 PM
Wow I really like this blog it reminds me the blog of assisted living Palm Springs, keep on posting!
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assisted living palm springsOctober 31, 2013 at 7:13 PM
Great, Is this book already in retail stores/
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senior alert buttonJuly 7, 2014 at 11:47 AM
Thanks for a great blog ! This is just gorgeous, *love* both as the message and the quality of the writing.
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