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Los Angeles, CA

I am still only 54 however, I love to hang with older people. I love when talking with people, I am more comfortable...in our brewery, we have an older lady that joins us. Now she wears make-up and smiles. that makes me happy! What makes you happy when you give?

October 7, 2025
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A MyMSTeam Member

I was watching tv the other day and one older woman told her friends "we need to be thankful we got old, not everyone gets that chance".

October 10, 2025
A MyMSTeam Member

I am 64, turn 65 next month - old but still not old enough for state pension due to moving goal posts 🤣 Nothing makes me happier than giving… I love to make others happy, young and old alike. The smallest giving gesture can make someone happy, which then makes me happy - it’s a win win 🥰

October 9, 2025
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I found movemed.co.uk
He has the most amazing exercises for neurology. Not hard but great brain work. It has been my go to this year. I follow him on instagram

October 7, 2025
A MyMSTeam Member

Be young,hang with young Other than ms I am a freak of nature. Most think I am 20 years younger than my actual age. Give elders respect an do something that makes them smile. Hold a door,help with grocery bags,buy them coffee an a newspaper.Help with technology an phone. Do something to make their day BE nice an patient

October 8, 2025
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I'm 71. It does not take a lot to make me happy. Reading, working a crossword puzzle. I enjoy talking to people when I'm at the store. Many carry on a conversation with me. Occasionally someone will look at me like I'm strange but that's ok. I have noticed that people like to be complimented. I may say how much I like someone's clothing. How pretty their smile is, how nice their perfume is. It costs me nothing. I once spent about 15 minutes talking to a gentleman at the store. I didn't know him and my husband was waiting for me but it seemed like he needed to talk to someone. I don't have extra money to donate to causes but I can surely spend a little of my time

October 8, 2025

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