Granny Mae

We know that dealing with Alzheimer's is serious business. It's a devasting disease that seriously affects
not only the person who has it, but also their family and friends, and its effect can last for years. We also
know that sometimes what helps people get through a difficult day is a little humor. A little humor can also
help get attention when you're trying to create awareness about something.

I really enjoy sharin' these with you all and I hope you enjoy 'em too! I'll be
addin' more from time-to-time so please come back again (I've got lots
more stories where these came from and I'm polishin' the good ones!)

I'd also like to ask for your help. Alzheimer's is a terrible disease and I think
about it often... everyone my age does. I'd love to have you join me and
become a Champion, or at least buy a CD to help out.

I have my own Champions team! You can join me here or at least stop by
and pick up a CD or two.

My sincerest appreciation,
Granny Mae

Granny Mae's Wit & Wisdom:

1. It's so simple to be wise... (listen)

2. I don't know who barks more, your dad or the dog... (listen)

3. You know, my mother was a real optimist... (listen)

4. A workin' girl always attracts new friends... (listen)

5. Your dad always used to leave the toilet seat up... (listen)

6. Doing somethin' for someone else is one of the greatest privileges on earth... (listen)

7. The deli... (listen)

8. She just didn't want him to be a short man... (listen)

9. It's outta whack... (listen)

Musicians for a Cause
and the Moore Center
have created the most
comprehensive
compilation of music in
the world focused on
bringing compassion
awareness, love, and a
touch of humor to the
issues around aging.

Granny Mae is a good friend to many people and is quite the storyteller! She shared a
few funny stories over dinner one night so we asked her if she'd use her humor to help
bring attention to Life in the Years. She loved the idea and was happy to help!

She has lots of quips, quotes and wisdom to share and hopes to keep enlightening the
world for years to come! For those of you who got here from one of her emails, you
know how much she appreciates them. She's always happy to share a thought or two! If
you have a short story or saying you think Granny Mae should add here just email it to
her and maybe she'll include it!

Here are some of the stories she shared with us over dinner. If you enjoy them please
share them with your friends to help Granny Mae bring visibility to Life in the Years!

Listen to the songs,
read the lyrics and
inspiration notes...
the personal
experiences of these
talented artists will
touch your heart.
Click here to listen
and share the music.