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Ashton Applewhite got our juices going!

If you really want to know what got us excited about this whole ageing business, look no further than this woman. Ashton Applewhite is a New Yorker who has honestly and courageously looked both at her own progress as she has grown from a child to a young person to someone now in full maturity at the consequences of growing up in the twentieth and now the twenty first centuries with all the baggage that goes along with that history.  she describes herself as a feminist but more importantly as the defender of people who see themselves as "victims" of an centuries old system which uses up the energy and vitality of youth, pitting it against the inevitable "decline" (in some respects) that begins to be "assigned" to those of us who routinely begin [...]

By |2017-04-03T10:07:16+01:00September 12th, 2016|Blog Posts, Integral Aging|0 Comments

Act your Age

“Act your Age”   As unlikely as it appears, both the Scientific American and Alcoholics Anonymous were important moments in my adaptation to learning to act my age.  But if you are short of time or impatient, you can jump below to the final short paragraphs at “Sex is better than ever! Then you can decide whether you’d like to back up and find out how I got to that point.   This is not me but it expresses my confusion. What did it mean to me as a child to hear, “Act your age!”   I don’t think my mother ever explained that to me.  But however confusing, I took it to mean that somehow I should be acting older than I actually was.  This at first made no [...]

By |2017-04-03T10:07:16+01:00August 8th, 2016|Integral Aging|2 Comments

Alzheimers and epigenetics

Are you concerned about brain health? Or, of one day not recognizing your closest friend? If so, or if you care about friends and family members dealing with poor brain function, don’t miss The Alzheimer’s and Dementia Summit.Brain disorders, including memory loss, are fast becoming the single biggest health problem in the world. http://alzheimersdementiasummit.com/

By |2016-07-12T12:59:33+01:00July 12th, 2016|collected articles|0 Comments

Join the knitting circle – you are history by Mark Davenport

A peculiarly American insult, to tell someone that they’re history means that their “time” is over, make way for the new blood, take your pension and go play golf. Join a knitting circle! At Orange, once you are no longer productive, either as a producer or as a consumer (on your reduced income) you become a non-entity economically. Television ads are no longer trying to get YOU to buy anything. But today that “history” phase of life can last over 30 years, perhaps longer than your “productive” years from 30 to 65 or so. A whole new demographic is emerging that at least can and will vote. So they can’t be ignored completely. And they will not be content with the victim labels of a marginalized group “granted” recognition, however well meaning, [...]

By |2017-04-03T10:07:16+01:00July 12th, 2016|Blog Posts, Integral Aging|1 Comment

Come and brainstorm with us!

MAY 28th at 9AM Pacific Time, 6PM Central Europe we had have our first public meeting to brainstorm about our future as elders .  view the recording here or on YouTube Please connect with us if you want personla invitations for future events on AGEING

By |2017-04-03T10:07:16+01:00May 27th, 2016|Blog Posts|0 Comments
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