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Category Archives: Our bodies, our health
Fear of looking old-reaching out
Anonymous, Age 71 I’ve read some of the stories and can’t offer much positive or cheering. I hate growing old, I fear the loss of things I once took for granted. I’ve had a life like a roller coaster, two … Continue reading
Struggling in England-Seeking support
Ronne, Age 70 I turned 70 in January and still can’t quite believe that number. Having struggled with depression most of my adult life. It was well controlled by medication until a couple of years ago, when I had to … Continue reading
Balance in all things!
Gail, Age 78 At age 78, just read your book, 70Candles! and applaud your insights and clarity regarding women in their 70’s living a vital life. You gave us a gift. However, those from age 50 on up should make … Continue reading
Posted in 70candles, Caretaking, Family matters, Looking ahead, Older women connecting, Our bodies, our health, Resilience, Stories, Where to live
Tagged 70Candles, Aging, Caretaking, elder women's choices, Family support, Loss, older women relocating, Resilience, where to live, Women and aging
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A baby boomer’s guide
Dixie, Almost 73 In the words of Dr.Seuss, “Don’t cry because it’s over, smile because it happened.” January 5, 2017, I’ll celebrate my 73rd birthday. I’ve always been very up front with my age and more than a little surprised … Continue reading
Hip replacement for my 94-year-old dad
Regine, Age 68 Hello, I posted some time ago about aging, and mentioned my blog serimuse.blogspot.ca. I’ve posted a recent experience there for November about going through my 94 year old father’s hip replacement surgery. I thought I’d share this … Continue reading
Posted in 70candles, Caretaking, Family matters, Men aging, Our bodies, our health, Stories
Tagged 70Candles, Aging, Caretaking, Family support
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sad 70
Anonymous, Age 70 don’t. know why I’m. here sad money depressed not enough money to live on. nice looking for age so common. I look damned good body and all. redhead and still hot.
Posted in 70candles, About turning 70, Our bodies, our health
Tagged 70Candles, About turning 70, Aging, Sad about aging, Women and aging
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Too stubborn to let this get me down
Cherrie, Age 69 Hello. Who knew 70 would feel so lonely. I’m retired advanced practice nurse, for about two years. Still miss the patients and staff. Recently had a total knee replacement surgery and doing well. Except, it has brought … Continue reading
Am I really 71!!!!!
Sheilagh, Age 71 What a charming web site, so happy to have found you. Am a British lady living in Montreal for over thirty years. Love it here except the winters are brutal, but I do stay in when it’s … Continue reading
Boston gathering – do you live near here?
Mary, Turning 71 I’m Mary Hirsch of Boston, (turning a youthful 71 tomorrow) with an UPDATE for the pending FIRST 71Candles get together as soon as our HOT/HUMID “peasant weather,” as my tiny, aristocratic French grandma called it) passes. I … Continue reading
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Tagged 70Candles, Aging, elder women's choices, Gratitude, health and fitness, looking ahead, older women relocating, setting goals, Thoughts from a 70candles gathering, where to live, Women and aging
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