10 Things That Are Not Coming Back with Age - And 10 New Ones to Discover
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- Опубліковано 5 сер 2024
- 10 Things That Are Not Coming Back with Age - And 10 New Ones to Discover. Most women in our Sixty and Me community embrace change in a positive way. We accept that there are some things that are not coming back as we age. Thinks like glowing smooth skin, a perfect hourglass figure, and strong, shiny hair. But these are all things that we cannot control and embracing the new you is critical to happiness and acceptance of the aging process.
Aging is a wonderful time of transformation. And with the things that are disappearing are many new wonderful things that we can embrace and discover. All this is discussed in this video with a smile and sense of humor.
What things are never coming back for you with age? Are there new things you have gained as the years went by? Please share your own lists
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When I went thru chemo for cancer, I lost my brows & lashes altogether. I was 51 at the time. They did return but they were sparse. I found using eyeliner helped a lot with the other losses. So at 63 ... having been bald & hairless ... I’m just grateful to be alive and make the best of what is left.
Hello
How are you doing?
I've been there too! Your are so right, just grateful to be here and making the best of it!
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Yes, me too. Mine was fifteen years ago at age 43. Chemo achieved overnight menopause (first dose on the Friday, hormone test Monday... basically flatline lol). My body hair has never grown back(woohoo!). But on the debit side, if my eyebrows and lashes are going to "thin' they'll be non-existent.
But as I've always said about being a one-titted wonder, it's better than the alternative.
The same for me as well. Thank God you are here telling us about it.
One thing that I am excited about is not having to jump through hoops for anyone anymore!
Living life on our own terms is important!
It seems like it takes me 2-3 times as long to get stuff done as it did even a few years ago. I’m 73 now but at least I can still do them which I’m thankful for
When we were younger we exercised to look good. Now I exercise to stay agile. Very important. I can do my own toenails. Walk for 2 hours carrying groceries, manage stairs, drive , housework, etc. 🥵
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I used to love shoes and now it is all about finding a comfortable pair that do not hurt.
5 years ago, I was walking around NYC in 3” heels. Now, I wear sneakers & still manage to fall. Depressing.
Agreed!
Try Skechers, they're great.
I just retired from healthcare at 60 on Monday and feel liberated. More than I thought I would. I’ve gone hiking in the woods for two days by myself. I just want quiet, no talking, and to be left alone. Today I wore smooth, matte black leggings to hike in and tied a long sweatshirt around my waist to hide the “rear view” from waist to knees. Ive never worn leggings out of my house before (super lumpy plus size) and just felt like being free and comfortable. It was so awesome and maybe four people saw me, but not my rear end. Lol. I went from my house to the trailhead and back, no detours, shopping, etc. When I got home, I put on a Hawaiian caftan of my dear late mother’s and loved walking around my house it that as well. I felt great in both new-to-me outfits and that’s all that mattered to me. I’m gonna rock this retirement thing. Who knows what will happen next!
Hello
How are you doing?
Retirement is great!
I live your attitude. What is really hurting me is some of my friends r dying. My best friend!
Thx for your positive attitude!!
Wish I could be your friend!❤️
Still working a little bit- help me- see my Coworker- hear whats going on with everybody- that keeps me young ang energetic!😜🌻
I will be 72 in June. My eyebrows and lashes are so thin, along with the hair on my head. However, I know where it went. To my face and upper lip!
A sense of humor is a great attribute.
Yes!
I'm 66 and have had arthritis for 15 or so years. I've been able to modify things to be able to do tasks. But, I've been losing that ability more and more and I'm in pain all the time! Please don't take your ability to move, walk, reach, carry etc for granted!!
Hyaluronic acid & Biosil are helping me keep my own knees.
Smile 😊... is the best tip to make your skin glow!
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Yes, I can relate. I'm in my 60's, and my hair has thinned, changed texture, and lost its color. Short is definitely the way to go. My eyebrows and eyelashes have become thinner, paler, and have all but disappeared! If it weren't for my magnifying mirror, I wouldn't be able to see how to put make-up on them. After spending a year without make-up, thanks to covid, I'm debating whether to just give up on wearing it. It always ends up in the wrinkles and under my eyes and makes me look worse than wearing none at all. I find that less is more. A lot of make-up looks terrible. Just a little looks much better. Why should my looks matter much anymore anyway? I am not trying to attract a mate or land a new job, and I have people who love me as I am. I see myself as a faded rose, my daughter as a blooming rose, and my granddaughter as a rosebud. If I want to see beauty, I'll look at her sweet, budding face. (She is my joy.) It takes some time to adjust to life changes, but I have to accept that it is now my turn to be the faded rose. That's okay.
Like Paul McCartney said, "Let it be." 😊
Well said S&W.
We had our day day in the sun and now it's time to move over and let the young ladies behind us shine!
We, get to be their mentors!! 😊😇
@@deeb8733 Yes, and I like that!
Wow, ur comment about ur granddaughter was so touching. My mother is in her early 70s. Imho she looks elderly, yet at the same time, not. Beauty truly is internal; it shines from the inside out. She still has great features & good skin. She still has a number of good qualities going for her, but of course, she never believes me. The worst thing is when she neglects herself. Sometimes she won't even put on moisturizer for a near-week, which really upsets me. But when she does put in the effort, she doesn't need to do much to look pretty & glowing.
Your loved ones and other good-hearted folks will never not be able to see your beauty, external beauty included. That's my perspective anyway.
I would say I miss natural sleep (meaning, i can fall asleep & stay asleep without supplements). What I enjoy now is "No, is a complete sentence" :) Wonderful video Margaret, Thank You ~ Be Blessed
Good topic Margaret. It is hard to accept ageing, I will be 71 this year. You feel so young in your head, but your body tells you something different. I do some writing, and make contact on social media. I am always learning something, like yourself. It helps to be moving forward, no matter your age. Thanks for your senior-sensitive channel. Shirley
Margaret, I think you look better than ever. I love your shorter hair, it’s very flattering on you. You obviously take excellent care of your beautiful skin, and you are very skilled with makeup. You are absolutely perfect just the way you are❤️
Thank you so much
Hi Margaret. This is a topic I think about a lot. It’s not fun but we just have to make the best of this aging stuff. Toenails, wrinkles, bad hair, etc. It can be depressing if I dwell on. So I watch videos, read books and remind myself I feel as good or better than I did 20 years ago. And my mind still thinks I’m 34. I enjoy your optimistic viewpoint.
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The thing that has bothered me the most is my loss of muscle mass, my strength. I was always a very strong person. I moved furniture on my own, I didn't wait until my husband came home to move furniture around I painted a room in a week-end I would dig up a new flower bed, just because I felt like it. I built my own pergola's and many other garden structures. I also moved kitchen cabinetry from one wall to another. I built a kitchen island. I did so much of my own homesteading back when homesteading was not very popular. So for me the thing I miss dearly is my muscle. Now I have to call someone every time I want to change something in my house or garden. It's so sad for me.
It is so hard to recognize & accept the loss of physical competence.
Nice content especially for a woman like me who is not at all comfortable with aging. I really hope I never stop caring what I look like. I thought I would love the day when menstruation ceased but no one told me it would be replaced with horrible side effects of hormone deficiencies. Aging is not for the faint-hearted.
Cynthia Berkaw SAME HERE!!!
Stay forever young is one thing we all want
Old age is not for wimps!
Agree! I find a good laugh is best medicine, so try it😂😂😊🥰
PTL Cynthia…aging isn’t for the faint of heart; I am training myself to embrace it. Yes it does take determination and courage 🌹!
I very much disagree about hair. I am 63 years old and while my hair is not quite as plush as it used to be, I still have plenty of it and I still get plenty of compliments on my long, wavy hair. I finally made the decision to let my gray grow in and I'm pleased that I still have more auburn/brown hairs than silver. I love the freedom of not coloring my hair anymore. But, in my opinion, a woman with long flowing hair is stunning no matter what her age.
I believe her point was that many of us lose our thick hair. That’s why we cut it short. If you still have your long, thick hair then good for you!
@@sandyshields2164 agreed! The majority do NOT keep their long, thick, plush, hair . I had beautiful, shiny, thick, straight hair. Now at 61, it is dull, thinner, so curly 🙄, and dry. I am not one the lucky ones that still have it. I agree with you about what Margaret’s point was.
I miss how fast I used to be able to get things done.
Also even with glasses I can’t see as well especially driving. And my hearing is changing.
Ok. But I love being retired and working in my yard. I love saying no without a big explanation. Love my hobbies like painting. Everything in my house looks better with a fresh coat of paint!!👍🌷
I don't like looking ahead now on the other hand, looking back isn't good for me either. I get sad. I try hard to stay in the now.
This video is one of the best you've ever posted. The messages are affirming & honest. Stay grateful everyone out there & count your blessings. I'm grateful for you, Margaret.
You are so welcome
I think we need to accept and love ourselves always Margaret! 😊
Amen!
"You don't owe anyone ... an interaction... your time, energy or love ... an explanation about how you live your life ... a response to their questions ... an apology when you aren't sorry ... insight into your private life ..clarification of your beliefs .. elaboration of your feelings."
OMG- how true this is. I've been so depressed with this aging thing and fighting it. You made such sense and made my smile. :)
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Hello dear how are you doing?
Thankfulness for everything and have a good 😂😂 Best medicine
It is okay, dear one.
I would add eyesight and aching bones to the list of negatives and more time for introspection, being philosophical, and discovering new hobbies to the list of positives.
I still have thick my wavy hair and long lashes. Genes from my moms & her family. My mother died at 93. She refused to let her hair go gray. Mom wore it short & curly in the color light brown. Mom had thick, wavy with great eyelashes all her life. So hopefully I’m following in her footsteps. So thank you to my mama!❤️❤️
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Hello
Agree with your thoughts on these! Definitely am saying goodbye to my hair and that has been a tough one for me. I started wearing wigs last year with all of the salons being closed but I realize that despite all my efforts and money spent the hair isn't coming back. It is what it is. I'll always be a glam girl and will look my best. I find comfort in maintaining my health and having a good perspective and just not giving a darn about conforming to others opinions!
I can totally relate to all of those thing that have gone away. Thinning hair, thickening body 😁. But what I have gained is wisdom, confidence, and wonderful long lasting friendships. I am truly blessed and happier at my age.
So true!
Thanks so much just hearing it said is so helpful realizing that we’re not alone that it’s normal sometimes I feel like it’s a losing battle trying to stay presentable even
Hello dear how are you doing?
Yeah, embracing reality and happy to still be here alive...🤷🏻♀️❤️ I just love the no with no explanation, just with a smile...😁
I just love your talks. So relatable. Thank you beautiful lady.
I will miss my perfect eyesight!
Also my mom is 77 now and always says getting old sucks !!
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Oh Margaret, you are very beautiful. You are kind, genuine and it is always such a pleasure to watch you. I love makeup and all those things, but, now like you, I do things differently. These are such nice and comforting things to think about.
I especially love the discussion about saying no. That has been one of the most freeing thing.
I sometimes pass a mirror in a store and wonder who that old woman is. It’s me!! Thank you again.
Also comfortable bras!
This was the very first video of yours that left me sad. Youth is oh so wasted on the young. However, I am enjoying these days of holding on to what I have and doing my best to maintain through exercise and watching you and the others you recommended awhile back. After all, I’m still very young at heart! Thank you Margaret for all your hard work. Love you!
Hello dear how are you doing?
My eyes are dryer, reddish specially in the inner corners...
Great video Margaret!
Hello dear how are you doing?
Thank you Margaret, your a real gem and inspiration .. you reassure me when I hear you speak. 🥰
Hooray to the ladies who have long gray hair , mine is salt and pepper long. We live in the new age now so please just be you whom ever you may be .Down with stereotypes ,one size does not fit all!
Saved this to my Playlist called:
Pep Talk.
I am only in my mid 30s but you channel makes me think about age differently and excited fir another part of my life
Enjoy your 30’s. Looking forward to aging, I don’t get.
I read “If you can’t hide it, decorate it.” That applies to toenails & so much more! Ty! Great video & at 68, so true! 💝
Fun!! Laughing is good and a positive attitude always helps! You look wonderful Margaret!!!
I love your comments I am 76 years old and thought I was the only one in the world who thought the way that I think and for you to share that you’re thinking them it has really been enjoyable for me to listen to you thank you so much
My joints hurt more at 61 but I love Pilates, have a 10 min video and do a longer 30 min one sometimes. Core helps you lift heavy items with more ease and even with fat over the tummy, it's still strong. I can't recommend enough.
I miss my thick hair!!! So hard to fix hairstyles with my thinning hair. I have discovered I am not so concerned about appearances anymore. Well not to the extent that I used to be and that is a relief. I had not thought of that as part of aging.
Hello dear how are you doing?
Great video. Sometimes older people withhold the truth from their juniors and it makes me sad. I'm about to turn 35 and want to actively enjoy what little I do have. I've never been anywhere near perfect but listening to such hindsight allows me the clarity to be grateful in the present, so thank you very much :)
Love your channel! You’re so elegant!!!
Thank you, Margaret. I so needed to hear someone say that I need to move beyond situations with friends or children, and find my own happiness. I have struggled with two in particular for years, and have recently let go of a long time friendship, and backing off and managing a painful adult child relationship. your words were comforting and affirming. ❤
My hair has thinned a lot, more due to an autoimmune disease rather than just age. That has probably been the hardest for me since I'm not sure if the hair loss is progressive or will stabilize. Videos like this one do make me feel better about the aging process, though. Thank you!
Hello dear how are you doing?
I have auto immune hair loss also..which one do you have?
I’ve had so many toxic friends. I am now surrounding myself with people that really love you. Ty so much cause that’s how I want to be. I am working on these things. That’s the great thing about getting older. My young skin is what I miss. Lol
Hello dear how are you doing?
Tip for eyebrow loss…wear some really funky eyeglasses large enough to cover them (or at least where they were!). Add a nice, flattering lip color of your choice and you’re good to go. I am about to turn 62 and still have thick, shoulder-length hair. The longer , thick hair was aging, did not go well with my face! As I get older the plan is to go shorter but I want a cool punky look, gray is fine. Use gel to spike it and then wear some artsy earrings. It all about adapting to your changing landscape but you can still look “good” doing it and have some fun expressing your own, unique personality. I’ve worked for a dr and seen many older patients, men and women over the last few years. One woman, pushing 90, always came in wearing a cute, sporty track suit, cool athletic shoes, had snowy white short hair offset beautifully with soft, pink lipstick. Stunning. Oh, and she walked with a cane but it had a floral design on it.
Margaret I love being able to stay up as late as I like and sleep as late as I want.I eat according to what I want not always going by tradition. Sometimes I have breakfast for dinner, dessert for supper, I love it.I have found really comfortable shoes and fashionable comfortable cloths.
I have had long grey hair and short grey hair. I prefer long. Alot of my friends have long grey hair. I think its time to drop the stereo type of how long grey hair is inappropriate for older women. Have your hair the way you want it
I totally agree! I still have long hair and I love it!!
I looked in the mirror this morning. I see a crease on the left side of my face. My husband noted it looked like I had a crease from the pillow. He is so sweet,but I don't sleep on that side,so the truth is I have a deep wrinkle sneaking in when I sleep. It is not going away. I better make a friend out of it,cause it is here to stay! I try not to take my appearance too seriously. I hope that I can keep an open mind and heart,so the shortcomings people note will be a blur. Love this video and you for sharing with each of us in the community. Wishing the best for you and all in the 60 plus community. I hope humor is something we can all keep along with comfortable shoes.🙂❤✌
Margaret- I love your presentations...you are the best!👏👏👏
I love my KEENS shoes. Went to the lab for a bllod draw and got the results the same day on line . Wow!
Margaret i can certainly relate to most of that list 😦😧😱
Hello dear how are you doing?
all so true and so difficult...😊
Hello dear how are you doing?
Love this video! Thank you fir saying it out loud.
The strength in my hands is a problem! I have to get help opening jars. 😫
You and me both!
when I use a rubber glove to hold the jar, another to twist the lid, I can open any jar inspite of weak and hurting hands, you might want to try it :))
I have started using a squeeze ball. Never did before. Guess for strength & agility. Stress too!🤯
You look wonderful , you are like fine wine you age beautifully💝👱♀️ You are beautiful💖🕊 luv your style. Thank you for this chat👏👏👏👏❣️Southern Oregon🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲👩
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Wearing your hair with a fringe. (Called bangs in the US, I think) is a good way to cover sparse eyebrows. I’ve worn my hair this way most of my life (69 years) and it still is the best look for me. I have been lucky to have had very thick dark brunette but there is a silver cast to it now and a scalp condition is making it thinner. I still wear it quite long as I feel it comforting but wonder if I should go shorter when I turn 70 in September. That is not the way to think though - no ‘ought to’s’ when you are older, just do what is right for you.
yes! everything you said!!
PTL Margaret…overthinking is what I am getting my arms around. I believe done is better than perfect, learning to think in order to support my good energy 💯🌹! Great segment ❤️!
Thank you Margaret. I loved this video.
I love your videos...Glad to know it's not just me. No friends to talk to about these things with.
Margaret what you're saying is so true. I have noticed I have more lines jn my face etc. But what to do but accept reality. Thank you I just enjoy watching your video. Very enlightening topic.
Very good, thank you! I'm sixty, and I can understand most of the things on the list!
Why can we not just except that age is what happen and get over ourselves, I don’t listen to news read papers, not doing anything that doesn’t serve me any more. Gods in control, our thoughts/thinking around this subject is what matters most. Every day is a new day, go make the world a better place for someone. ❤
Once again. Thank you for this channel and helpful tips as we age 💋
You are so welcome!
Hello Margaret my friend who brightens any dull day. With your ability to think about things from an incredibly different and brighter way. And just your
Joie de vivre. I love your shows so much and your clothing and accessories. Margaret where did you buy your magic multi coloured necklace? It reminds me of something I have seen before. I think it was for children and you actually made it yourself. The little coloured balls had little protruding piece that clicked in and joined the other pieces. This way you could make a bracelet or longer necklace or in a different colour. Can you remember?
Anyway my friend, please take very good care of yourself.
Lots of love
Susie,
Perth, Australia❤️
Hi Susie, yes!! I remember those little clickable beads- i wonder if you can still find them!! I make my own necklaces now and string them on elastic - don't fuss with clasps. You are so lovely to say such wonderful things and bring back a childhood memory!
I only just found your reply Margaret so I am sorry that I have taken so long to thank you. Margaret another question, do you sell your necklaces on Etsy or something similar? Do you make your beads from Fimo or something like that? I would prefer to buy a ready made one as my fine motor skills have gone. Love Susie
Oh you are so right about the toe nails . I used to do my own pedicure. But now I have to go to the nail salon and spend a lot of money on them every 3 weeks . I absolutely love your program . you are very sweet and very smart .
I’ve developed shaking hands and I miss being able to sketch & paint with steady hands.
I’ve had long hair most of my life. I pull it up with clips or ponytail holders. when I’m at home. I plan to keep my hair long.
My eyebrows aren’t thick as they once were. I’ve had them tattooed twice but my body pulls out the minerals faster than most so to keep them looking good I have to get them done about every 2-3 years. Since I choose not to spend the money on them I use eyebrow stamps or powder to draw on eyebrows.
I have left behind the
“ friends “ that never extend invitation to do things together, the negative minded people , people that aren’t spiritually or morally strong.
At 69 I don’t have time to waste on non sense.
I’m continuing Silver Sneakers and line dance classes. I enjoy travel.
Married for 33 years now, my first child at 30, 2nd at 34, and our last at 37, & now at 51, I am already 6 years POST-menopausal! Early menopause wrecked my life! It has been a rough road. I appreciate your honesty! TY!
Thank you Margaret 😊Margaret I’m going to retire this month, I for sure I’m going to miss my clothes! I like to wear different kind of dress and to appear smart. I always have short hair easy to comb and go🙏🏿
I can identify 100% with most of what is on this list!
Sona Braun I use Kirkland brand because it isn’t oily or crunchy. It has a dropper and I make half inch partings longitudinally on the top of my head. I tap the dropper along the scalp and rub the solution into the part. Then make another parting working my way across to the other side of my head. Let it air dry for at least 20 minutes before I style it. At night I rinse it out with warm water, only the top, and sit with the iRestore helmet. My hair I still damp and I put in some loose curls with Bobby pins. My hair is three to four inches on top.
thank you
Welcome!
Thank u...ur hair looks great like this, btw
You did this 2 years ago but it is still current!
I miss my clarity of vision!
this was UR best video EVER. I agree with everything U said about the good & the not so good of getting older 100% :) I will be 66 yrs old on March 11. I would be so happy if U would just say HAPPY BIRTHDAY DONNA on that day :) My kids keep calling & saying, "what can I get U 4 Your birthday mom" & I sincerely tell them, call me on the phone & sing HAPPY BIRTHDAY ! don't spend your hard earned money on gifts. I think as we get older we all agree on that. Just someone to say to U Happy Birthday, enjoy your day, relax, it's YOUR DAY :)
Hi Donna - not sure I'll be able to wish you HAPPY BIRTHDAY DONNA on March 11th but I will say it in advance. Hope you have a lovely day!!!
@@sixtyandme thank U Margaret.I appreciate the "HAPPY BIRTHDAY DONNA" from U & to have a lovely day........ it means so much to me :)
I just read your comment and even though we have the 12th of March, a belated and happy birthday to you, Donna! I wish you a great, happy and healthy New Year!
@@silkie09 thank U. I really appreciate that :) I had a lovely day. I received flowers & gifts in the mail, which was very nice, but like I said, JUST family & friends (like YOU) To say "HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO U" makes me VERY VERY HAPPY :)
Youth is never coming back with age
I'm 46 and I've always had thick, fat curly hair but it's suddenly thinned so much in just the last year and I am absolutely devastated and terrified. My mom, who is 73, is literally bald. If she was sitting in a chair you could stand behind her and count maybe 100 hairs on her head and I wonder if I'm already headed the same way.
Once I had long, thick eyelashes. Other women would often ask why they looked so natural. Well, they’re gone. My hair is grey and thin. My skin has aged fairly well. I’m heathy and happy. I think I might have a few lash extensions, if they can just do the worst spots.
Looking gorgeous in that shirt color !!!
I am not sure I agree with any of this except the eyebrows. We are only as limited as we choose to be!
I wish that was true…😢
I love your necklace!
I have arthritis in my feet and the only shoes I can wear are nike. And I'm good with it!
Try using growth serums for eyelashes/brows...
What is the best brand in your opinion ?
Use castor oil on your eyebrows and lashes every night.
I do that in the middle of the night lol.
Putting socks on has become really difficult. I have to sit with one leg on the bed, put one sock on then switch to the other side. Also, I can't cut my own toenails anymore. Either I can't reach them or I can't see well enough to see where to cut. A podiatrist has to do that for me now. I can also remember never going out of the house without makeup. Now, it's been months since I bothered. I used to love playing with makeup. I planned to start using it again. I bought a new makeup case and some new stuff but I have yet to use them. I guess I feel like "what's the point".
Plus, the mask gets in the way. Foundation and lipstick all over..........Messy!!!!!
OMG! My perfect feet & toenails have disappeared too! I now have my late father’s ugly toes & I’m in 50s. I lost my thick beautiful hair when my thyroid became hypo & I can’t eat whatever I like either because I get acid reflux with foods I used to enjoy!🙄
Is there a video where you talk about your beautiful necklaces? Love the!
Coming soon!
Luckily I have inherited great genes My hair is still pretty thick, I have eyebrows and very few wrinkles at 67. I am going into old age kicking and screaming.😊
You go girl.
I noticed the older i get the less i speak up...because i just don t care anymore about some stupidities, it s no longer worth my time n energy to "discuss". i just no longer care about the opinions of others, especially if i think they re stoopid narcissists, uneducated and superficial. Why waste my - scarce - time anymore on them.
I’m 64 & having a hard time embracing my age 🙁 turning 65 in 2 months
Don’t like it at all
Me either
Hello dear how are you doing?
I’m 70 & am having a hard time aging. Intellectually, I’m grateful to be alive. Emotionally, not so much. I will not look at myself naked.
A couple of friends want to travel with me. I'm 64 and they're 80 but I don't want to take on their physical or cognitive limitations. Is that awful of me? I don't know how to approach this.
It’s a very difficult question. There are two women right now traveling around the world at age 80. So I don’t think necessarily age is an issue. But if you know them and can ask about medical situation or how they have insurance, for example you might get to the bottom of other things that you could discuss with them.
When I look in the mirror, I just say that I wished I were 24 again!
Hello dear how are you doing?
I an only 48 and Ifeel these things coming on 😬
Take care of your skin. Face neck. If your eyebrows start thinning have them micro bladed or something. Keep your weight down now. So much easier to get around.
Do simple weights or exercise to keep your arms and legs strong! Stay active. Make yo-yos priority now!!‼️♥️🌷
My marbles. !!!!