
What a relief it is discovering that underneath it all, things are just fine. Sorting through disruptive thoughts, attachments to the past, and worries about the future free anyone to live in the embrace of all experience. Contentment is what is real. This memoir is about getting there.
While residing in the mountains of Idaho, spending fulfilling time with family, interacting with dear friends, playing pickleball, writing and caring for too many pets, her life is exponentially rewarding. Anytime she is attacked by her own opinion, she chooses to opt out and ask herself a question. The questioning, not the answering makes her …
Learn MoreGrowing older isn’t about having all the answers—it’s about asking better questions. In Aging Gratefully: Despite Myself, Martha Eistrup Edgar shares a deeply personal memoir of love, loss, loneliness, family, and self-discovery. Through heartfelt stories, humor, and thoughtful insight, she explores how life’s greatest struggles can become the doorway to gratitude, authentic connection, and lasting …
Learn MoreThe key to aging gratefully and becoming connected to our world begins by exploring self-made inhibiting ideas. This memoir shows how to upend divisive thoughts that cause systemic loneliness and the exhilaration of finding the way through—to contentment.
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