... I had to google it. 
.. still not sure what it means.
19-12-2017, 11:43 PM
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Re: Super-ager
Originally Posted by AnnieS
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You must be joking. Generation X are not super agers. We are ancient by 50! Baby boomers seem to do ok. But it's really whoever came before baby boomers that have come out best.
20-12-2017, 05:13 AM
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Re: Super-ager
I haven't heard the term before, I just looked it up. We all age at different rates and I do think being old is a state of mind. I don't think I'm a super ager though in the way the OP means. I'm not preoccupied with how I age I'm just happy to wake up in the morning's
20-12-2017, 02:35 PM
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Re: Super-ager
My husbands Uncle Frank was a real Super-ager.Fit as a fiddle and still driving a car at the age of 93.
He had a wife 20 years younger than himself & I think she kept him on his toes.
He used to take her shopping every week and his sister too. He was in the local Male Voice choir and led an active social life.
The last time we saw Uncle Frank was in Tesco's car park and as we stood having a chat he told us he was having a new car. He had one too - brand new but unfortunately he passed away when he was 94.
He had a good innings and enjoyed life to the end.
Way to go eh?
20-12-2017, 03:47 PM
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Re: Super-ager
My second cousin Winnie was a super-ager. She died at 99, we'd hoped she'd make the 100 but it wasn't to be. Right until near the end she carried on, living life to the full, on her own & looking after herself. She was on various committees in the village she lived in too. She was a very independent lady.Then she had a stroke & never regained consciousness, which was probably a mercy as she would not have been able to do anything for herself had she survived. Her daughter flew here from her home in Canada & was with her at the end.
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