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Tag Archives: Women and aging
Speed bumps on memory lane
Read our newest post at Huff/Post50! or http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jane-giddan-and-ellen-cole/speed-bumps-on-memory-lan_b_3018851.html If this link doesn’t work, just go to the Huffington Post site, find Huff/post50 and type in Jane Giddan and Ellen Cole. Enjoy!
Finding it hard
Annemarie, Age 73 I am 73 years old and find it hard to come to terms with getting old. I miss my youth, the attention, the energy I had, and having something to look forward to. My time is spent … Continue reading
Fear of the unknown
I will reach the ripe old age of seventy on March 22, 2013, which is already lightly knocking on my door. To give you a full picture of my situation, I am an only child who has had no … Continue reading
Posted in About turning 70, Family matters, Looking ahead, Where to live
Tagged 70Candles, Women and aging
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71 The second time around
Amy Bryant, Age 71+ According to the calendar, my 72nd birthday is coming up; and calendars don’t lie. Neither do I as a rule, but this year I’ll be making an exception and I will tell the big lie. The … Continue reading
Posted in About turning 70, Ageism anecdotes, HUMOR, Looking ahead, Stories
Tagged 70Candles, Women and aging
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What’s next?
Shirley, Age 77 I just found this website. I am 77 and had just retired from my second career last June (child care) and had my right knee replaced in mid-September. I am realizing the importance of keeping fit. I … Continue reading
The Big “O”
I nearly jumped out of my seat when I read in a book about aging well, that the age group 70-79 is called the “old-old”!! I have not even begun to think of myself as “old” yet. This seems an … Continue reading