Aging and death are inevitable.Aging is a law of physics that affects all things and all beings. It always ends in death. The inevitability of this law is not appreciated in youth, but it becomes real as we reach old age. With this realization of age and impending death come feelings of regret, sorrow, fear, and anger. The feelings are exacerbated as we also realize how little power we have to affect this natural process. Our remaining years become filled with feelings of self-dissatisfaction. It doesn't have to be this way. Our lives and our state of mind are matters of choice ... matters of common sense. We can choose our feelings by choosing to do things that bring about our freedom of choice. Old age should be a celebration of life and it can be if we do things that make our lives meaningful.I Am Old will teach you how to discover the meaning of life by living a life that has meaning.Ed Gagnon is vice president at a manufacturing company in North Attleboro, Massachusetts. I Am Old is his fifth book; his previous book was The Value of Values. Publisher's website: http://www.strategicpublishinggroup.com/title/IAmOld.html