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I Can't Believe I'm Old: Essays on aging

Janet Torge
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I Can't Believe I'm Old: Essays on aging

Janet Torge
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  • Published date: May 01, 2026
  • Language: English
  • No. of Pages: 292
  • Publisher: Linda Leith Publishing
  • ISBN: 9781773901954
  • Dimensions: 5.0" W x 0.75" L x 8.0" H

"I laughed, smiled, sighed through these pages. It's like she wrote it just for me. Thank you, Janet! It's wonderful." —Louise Penny

"Janet looks at aging with a wink and a smile. By making us laugh at the frailties and hard earned lessons of life after 70, she makes us feel less old. So read this book and feel younger." —Josh Freed, Montreal Gazette columnist, author and filmmaker

"No one prepares you for old age. School, romance, work, even retirement, guides exist to help you out. But you're on your own to navigate life's slipperiest slope. Thank God for Janet Torge.? —Francine Pelletier, Quebec journalist, author, filmmaker, founder of La Vie en Rose feminist newspaper.

Janet Torge lives in Montreal and is always looking for new adventures. She's been a television documentary producer, a prenatal teacher and Birth Doula, an overnight talk-show host at CFCF Radio, traffic reporter and Radio Noon host at CBC Montreal, a columnist at the Montreal Gazette, and co-founder of the first rape relief centre in Canada. She recently trained as a Death Doula and is also the author of Dear Sam, a book about the death of her son.

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