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Suzanne Somers may have played a dumb blonde on the sitcom, “Three’s Company,” but in real life she was nobody’s fool. From fighting for equal pay to having a successful second act, we look back at the career of the actress who passed away on Oct. 15. spr.ly/6012uXP4o
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"There are more things … likely to frighten us than there are to crush us; we suffer more often in imagination than in reality."
Seneca's antidote to anxiety: mailchi.mp/themarginalian/se…
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Joyful June - Day 20: Rediscover and enjoy a fun childhood activity actionforhappiness.org/joyfu… #JoyfulJune
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In 2016 Pamela Robinson and Catrina Dyer-Taylor founded the @40plusDDC in their hometown of Chicago. Since then, the club has grown from a few friends meeting up to jump rope and blow off steam to a worldwide community of support.
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Sculptor, Valerie Stevens, is 88 years old and still has her nimble fingers fashioning clay. She began sculpting seriously in her mid-40s. #OldPeopleAreCool @linkedsenior hubs.li/Q01MjMVJ0
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My Positive Rant on Ageing and Loving Your Body! | Sixty and Me sixtyandme.com/positive-agei…
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Tina Turner may have been the Queen of Rock ’n’ Roll, but she was also the Queen of Midlife Reinvention. To honor the late icon, we take a look at how she served as inspiration to those searching for a new chance, especially in the second half of life. spr.ly/6017OWd2f
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Nothing toys with our physical or mental health quite as mercilessly as our body weight. Here’s what those extra pounds in midlife really mean to our health and longevity, and how to deal with them effectively. spr.ly/6013OiKlX
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“There is no insurmountable solitude. All paths lead to the same goal: to convey to others what we are. And we must pass through solitude and difficulty, isolation and silence in order to reach forth…”
51 years ago today, Neruda's superb Nobel speech themarginalian.org/2018/08/3…
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Tell me something you thought you'd grow up and do, when you were a kid - and you did.
