I'm 31 but I feel like I'm 21 again.

[Hotteok]

Is it normal? 

I feel healthier, spiritually, physically and mentally. 

I feel fresh each morning and my singleness enriches this refreshed feeling I have.

I was, in reality, weaker back then, due to my innate weaknesses but with my efforts, I have become healthier and healthier. 

 

Age is nothing but a number, people say. 

 

If health is well-managed, is this possible even in old age? Like when one is 70 or 80? 

I wonder how healthy and strong Adam and Eve must have felt.... plus think about the holy spirit that was literally saturating them  

[pnutts]

Don't rub it in. Check out senior thread for us poor souls.😲

[Pjdriver]

1 hour ago, NobleEndeavours said:

Age is nothing but a number, people say.

Maybe...but it seems the more trips you make a round the sun, 

the weaker you get. 

 

Seriously, Much of it is about your genetic makeup. Of course life style and environment are factors too. 

When I discussed with my cardiologist why I had a heart attack, he put most of the blame on genetics. Makes sense because I have very large extended family and many of them have heart issues.

 

Edited April 4, 2019 by Pjdriver

[stargazer]

my grandfather who is 86 still thinks he's much younger 😁 like in his mid-20's? 😄

[Hotteok]

1 hour ago, Pjdriver said:

Maybe...but it seems the more trips you make a round the sun, 

the weaker you get. 

 

Seriously, Much of it is about your genetic makeup. Of course life style and environment are factors too. 

When I discussed with my cardiologist why I had a heart attack, he put most of the blame on genetics. Makes sense because I have very large extended family and many of them have heart issues.

 

Sorry to hear about that, Br.Burt, my father had a heart surgery last year so I know what it’s like to have a heart related problem.. but he has become healthier, actually, since the surgery because he’s taking care of his health betther than ever.. like, reading many books and all.. genetics play a big part yet it seems how we handle it can also make a big difference!

[Alexa]

You're so optimistic and we need it at times because many things to be thankful to Jehovah. Why can't we be so grateful Jehovah intended humans to live forever? He put it in our hearts  

[well]

Are we in new world now? 

 

[Katty]

I think if you have a fairly healthy lifestyle and no chronic ailments, the 30's are typically the prime of your life. I find I've had more energy in the 30's than the 20's. But for me, I had a reoccurring illness that affected me on a regular basis til I hit my 30's. I suffered a lot from migraines and at least had all the symptoms of CVS(Cyclical Vomiting Syndrome). I don't know if I'm a unique case or if a lot of ailments that affect you more in your youth, tend to peter out as you get a bit older.

[nzbeeker]

All I know is... if you haven’t grown up by 50, you don’t have to.

[dove]

On 4/4/2019 at 4:47 AM, pnutts said:

Don't rub it in. Check out senior thread for us poor souls.😲

What, where is the senior thread?

[Dages]

Same, but because I'm pioneering again and that's really the best life ever