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Tag Archives: Women and aging
Movin’ on
Patricia, Age 64 Hello from upstate NY. I am 64 yrs old. My husband passed away 18 months ago. I have no family here other than my daughter and her family. As much as I love them, they are very … Continue reading
Posted in 70candles, Dealing with loss, Family matters, Goals ahead, Looking ahead, Older women connecting, Resilience, Where to live, Widows’ choices
Tagged 70Candles, elder women's choices, Family support, looking ahead, older women relocating, Resilience, where to live, Women and aging
11 Comments
Which way to go?
Lynda, Age 69 3/4 I will be 70 in may. My husband died 7 years ago. I live in a Chicago suburb on the north shore and am trying to sell my home. I have a place in Florida for … Continue reading
Birth of a new 70Candles! Group
Roseann, Age 70 I would like to share the wonderful birthing of a new 70 Candles Support Group in New Jersey. This past Sunday, Feb. 18, 13 women gathered together at my home for a most beautiful and meaningful Sunday … Continue reading
Posted in 70candles, 70Candles! Gatherings, 70Candles! Gatherings - the experience, Networking, Older women connecting
Tagged 70Candles, 70Candles! Gatherings, elder women's choices, friendships, looking ahead, Older women connecting, Positive aging, What to do with our time, Women and aging
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Thanks for letting me vent…
Evelyn, Age 73 Live in Iowa, my birth state. I have always loved my native state, all four seasons. But as I get older, the snow and frigid weather of winter is taking its toll on me. My husband is … Continue reading
Any ideas that might help?
Jan, Age 77 I am a widow for the 2nd time. First husband died of heart problems after we were married 25 years. We had a wonderful life did everything together. Ten years after he died I remarried a widower … Continue reading
Posted in Stories
Tagged 70Candles, Aging, elder women's choices, functional changes, Heart problems, looking ahead, Women and aging
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Not especially enjoying life
Susan, Age 71 Hello, My husband was diagnosed with degerative spinal stenosis 14 years ago. Previous to that we had 15 years of health and financial difficulties after moving to North Carolina. His disease has definitely gotten worse with each … Continue reading
Posted in Stories
Tagged 70Candles, Aging, Caretaking, elder women's choices, functional changes, Men aging, Women and aging
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Making a 70Candles! group
Roseann, Age 70 On Jan. 4, 2018 I found your website through your essay in the book 70 Things to Do When You Turn 70. I placed a posting and was so happy and comforted in the kind and insightful … Continue reading
There is so much yet to See
Roseann, Age 70 Just wanted to share a story I wrote in the eve of my 70th Birthday…I hope you enjoy it and that it provides smiles to your day… It is the eve of my 70th Birthday…I wonder what … Continue reading
Posted in Stories
Tagged 70Candles, About turning 70, Aging, elder women's choices, Gratitude, looking ahead, Positive aging, setting goals, Women and aging
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Positive Aging: What’s the Secret?
Hello friends, Here’s a link for a webinar I created and presented with my daughter, Gabrielle for our mutual sorority’s Alumnae speaker series. It was a special and rare pleasure to have a project to share with her. It requires … Continue reading