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    senior citizen
    • Italian cook
    • 1-26-2008 08:41 AM
    • Member since 1-01-2008
    • Posts: 23

    Hi there,

    Havent been on for a couple of days and now I can't access the senior citizen forum.  What happened?  I know we had a few interested people.  Let me know if we're still around!

    Italian Cook

    Re: senior citizen
    • Spiffynana
    • 2-06-2008 05:32 PM
    • Member since 12-28-2007
    • Posts: 5

    Hi Italian Cook,  I have not been here for a time either, I never saw a Senior Forum... I think it is good to be communicating with people that have some challenges unique to their life and how they deal with food and excerise.

    Spiffynana

    Re: senior citizen
    • Italian cook
    • 2-06-2008 08:01 PM
    • Member since 1-01-2008
    • Posts: 23

    Hi Spiffynana, Glad to see there's someone else out there ready to call themselves a senior citizen!  I think I have the exercise part down pretty well, using cardio equipment and taking kettlebell classes; but the dieting part seems to elude me!  Even had my thyroid tested since I was sure it was metabolic-but I fell in the normal range.  Oh well, guess I'll just have to keep at it and hope it kicks in.

    Italian Cook

    Re: senior citizen
    • memaof2
    • 2-10-2008 05:27 PM
    • Member since 1-03-2008
    • Posts: 1

    If there is a senior citizen forum, count me in.   Although i'm a senior I stil want to be healthy.

    Re: senior citizen
    • Italian cook
    • 2-14-2008 08:31 AM
    • Member since 1-01-2008
    • Posts: 23

    Hi there memaof2 - Glad to have you on board.  What are your interests?  Do you have any difficulty in exercising, I know there are days my back says, "no more."  It took me a long time to learn to listen to my body; but that's tough to do when you are in an exercise class where the instructor and most of the people are younger than your kids.

    Italian cook

    Re: senior citizen
    • Littlebus
    • 2-19-2008 11:37 AM
    • Member since 2-19-2008
    • Posts: 2

    Hi to all at the senior forum, please help me. what does one do when they think they can eat like a teenager still.  i once mentioned to a younger friend to start watching it now because it gets harder later. she did just that and looks great now. duh can i hear my words.... I GUESS NOT......EACH DAY FROM TODAY ON WILL BE A DAY AT A TIME, I THINK IT WAS EASIER TO STOP SMOKING

    Re: senior citizen
    • Italian cook
    • 2-20-2008 07:35 PM
    • Member since 1-01-2008
    • Posts: 23

    Hi Littlebus-

    Welcome aboard!  I found the toughest thing is learning to cook only for two people.  If that's not tough enough I have a husband who can still eat anything like peanut butter or ice cream and still looks wonderful.  Congratulations on giving up smoking - that had to be difficult.

    Hang in there.

    Italian cook

    Re: senior citizen
    • marinazamora
    • 2-21-2008 07:11 PM
    • Member since 2-21-2008
    • Posts: 1

     

    Hi, Italian Cook,

    I too am a senior citizen and am on this forum for the first time.  I have just started on a diet and exercise plan, and I need lots of encouragement.  My goal is to lose 20 lbs. to start.  I need to lose 40 lbs. in all but figure I need to set smaller goals for myself.  Let's keep the lines of communication open!

                                                                     momZ

    Re: senior citizen
    • Spiffynana
    • 3-19-2008 02:55 PM
    • Member since 12-28-2007
    • Posts: 5

    Greetings Mature Gentle people,

    I attend Weight Watchers and trying to keep my focus and exercise when I physically am able.  One of the items I have neglected is coming to this site.  Knowing that others are working at health by eating right and movement helps me a lot.  Thanks for sharing.

    Spiffynana

    Re: senior citizen
    • NancyJac
    • 4-19-2008 06:47 PM
    • Member since 4-16-2008
    • Posts: 4

    Hi All,

    I'm new to this site too.  Looks like we have started a new Senior Citizen forum.  I guess I am sort of a tweener....I'm 60 at some places that gets me senior citizen status and others it doesn't.  I tell ya, though, I feel a lot younger today than I did 20 years ago.  I was diagnosed about 4 years ago with auto-immune thyroiditis that I had probably had for years before the symptoms became severe.  Since then, it has become managed with HRT, I've lost 150 pounds, and I have the energy of a kid (well ok..that's a bit of an exageration, but I sure have a lot more than I use to. 

     

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