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It’s time to ask myself the question -what will life feel like when I’m a woman at 50 years old. A woman at fifty years re-imagined is my attempt to welcome my fiftieth birthday with open arms instead of clenched fists. Is this you?

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Woman at 50 years old feeling impending doom.

I’ve heard all the sayings like: 50 and fabulous, but why am I feeling anything but beautiful. At what point did I decide middle age ended at 49 and woman at 50 years old might as well be considered old. How can we as fifty year old women create a positive midlife 50 plus experience, instead of the feeling of impending doom.

I’m considering myself vain for the first time in my life – turning fifty

I started to look at myself differently and wondered why I’m caring so much about my looks. After all, aren’t smarts important? Now I’m trying to apply extra make-up and face creams to stop the inevitably wrinkles. I never considered myself vain until right before my 50th birthday and I don’t like it.

A encountering feeling of quilt because I’m scared to turn fifty.

I started to feel guilty for my feelings on age. After all, I have known many who have moved on to heaven without having this opportunity that I have to celebrate fifty years. The fact that I have lost loved ones around my age didn’t have me rejoicing to be alive but scared that I would be next.

Where did 50 years go?

Fifty years flew by so fast. How quickly will the next phase of my life pass? Will I have the courage to embrace every day? I hope the answer to these questions will be yes, but I’m feeling uncertain.

Another 50 year old woman inspired me.

Noticing a friend commemorating her fifty days to fifty and I got inspired. How incredible of her to spend fifty days trying new things and doing things she would have never imagined. I began to realize I could be doing the same things to challenge myself.

When I’m a woman at 50 years old I make my choices about life and so can you.

What is Kathy Brown going to do when she is 50

Fifty Years Re-imagined – My tagline for Finding Kathy Brown has always been “Hop into my suitcase and see what I get into next,” and that won’t change. After all, I still love to travel. Leading up to my 50th, I will be writing more personal stories of how I am going to push myself out of my comfort zone. I can inspire someone else.

A woman at fifty years re-imagined – Happy Travels – Happy Life – Kathy Brown

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