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For women 40+ to discuss the joys and challenges of mid-life and aging.
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Latest Activity: Apr 10
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Are we more fit in our 40's than we were in our 30's??
Started by Beth Battaglino. Last reply by Amy_C May 8, 2012. 1 Reply 1 Like
Running my 4th 1/2 Marathon this weekendContinue
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Comment by Lilorphann on May 17, 2012 at 10:59pm -
Hi! I'm 42, and so far I'm loving my 40's, with the exception of the year I turned 40. That was a very hard year for me. My hubby, who was then, severely overweight, had several significant medical issues, and my mom died very unexpectedly.
But since then, I've retired, I've lost a lot of weight and got healthy, and so have my hubby and youngest son. I'm enjoying life at 42.
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Comment by KellyJean on May 17, 2012 at 4:17pm -
I'm 44 as well. I don't know that my 40's have been awesome, but I have noticed that time seems to move faster and faster than ever!
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Comment by CoffeeMom4 on April 23, 2012 at 8:17pm -
Hi, I'm new the the community and thought that the 40 group looked like a good place to jump in:) I'm 44, and my 40's have been awesome!
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Are we more fit in our 40's than we were in our 30's??
Started by Beth Battaglino. Last reply by Amy_C May 8, 2012. 1 Reply 1 Like
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