World Health Organization Redefines Old

Teena D.
on 1/2/18 6:54 pm - Oshawa, Canada
RNY on 01/12/17

I agree Trish.

RNY Jan 12, 2017 Lost 137 lbs but regained 60.

77 lbs lost and counting!

Losing the regain! I got this!

T Hagalicious Rebel
Brown

on 12/31/17 12:36 pm - Brooklyn
VSG on 04/25/14

It's nice that WHO thinks that these age ranges determines who is young, middle age or whatever, but these #'s only matter on where you live I think. I also think companies/governments can unfairly use these numbers to force people to work longer or deny health care. I rather not have 1 foot in the grave b4 I could enjoy retirement in good health.

No one surgery is better than the other, what works for one may not work for another. T-Rebel

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Au_Contraire
on 1/1/18 4:10 pm

I agree.

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on 12/31/17 2:39 pm
seattledeb
on 1/2/18 5:27 am

Those boomers never want to feel old do they?

I'm a little old before my time.

diane S.
on 1/2/18 11:11 am

Interesting. But IMHO the real measure of youth and age is in mental maturity and not chronological years. Some people never grow up! DS


      
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