A Forum for Transforming the way we think about Aging
On a cloudless Sunday afternoon in April, a 100-year-old woman named Ida Keeling laced up her mustard yellow sneakers and took to the track at the Fieldston School in the Bronx. Her arrival was met without fanfare. In fact, no one in the stands seemed to notice her at all.
When Gloria isn’t knitting, she’s doing yoga, zumba and tennis, to name just a few pastimes – often with family and friends. When she is knitting, the NYC grandma is earning money. “For the first time in years, I can say that I am working!”
Love can happen at any age! Just ask Andy and Lovita.
At what age are you supposed to forget about your dreams? (Hint: Never.)
Our perceptions of aging have a lot to do with how we experience it.
New York Times reports on this fascinating story of one octogenarian phenom. By Jere Longman. Published on December 28, 2016. MILTON, Ontario — It…
SAINT-QUENTIN-EN-YVELINES, France (AP) — Originally posted in USA Today, Jan. 4, 2017 — Nearly a century ago, Robert Marchand was told by a coach…
“I dress the way I please and I do what I please.” Iris Apfel might be 95, but don’t think for a minute that…
By MELISSA MCNAMARA, CBS News: If you were to see the latest water-skiing phenom, you’d notice right away that she’s strong, quick and pretty…
Feb. 27, 2015 at 7:12 AM, by Scott Stump, Today.com While growing up during the Great Depression, Barbara Beskind was an inventor by necessity…
