For Your Eyes Only
Caution: Warning Female Readers! This Book is Only for Women Forty-Five Years or Older
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The secret of staying young while getting old is not a new concept. Although I am not selling any products that make pie crust promises, easily made, easily broken. I am sharing my thoughts and feelings of what makes a person considered too old; why are there stereotypically statements made to some women when they see a doctor or comments made by the younger generation. Just where is it written being fifty years plus is a time to be the cutoff of "youngness"?
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Getting older is just a state of mind; the body just doesn't know it yet. In For Your Eyes Only, author Andrea Heitzman takes a humorous look at aging. But before she looks forward, Heitzman takes a look at her past. In this memoir, she narrates her coming-of-age story—from growing up in a Catholic family and attending Catholic schools, to being a tomboy, dating, and becoming a woman. She relives the nostalgia of the good old days, maturing, aging gracefully, and liking herself for who she is. Heitzman reflects on fond memories of family, friends, and the past. For Yours Eyes Only debunks the myth that a woman in her mid-forties should be considered old. It communicates that a woman over forty can pursue her dreams and live a fulfilling, exciting life. Heitzman shows that the secret of feeling young while growing old is within reach.
About the Author
Andrea Heitzman is a third-grade teacher who has aged gracefully. She lives with her husband, Norm; their daughter, Jennifer; and their two dogs in Richmond Hill, Georgia.