Oh My Gosh, That’s Me Too
- Thread starter Jules
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Naturally
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Well my bite isn't what it used to be that's for sure.
Full (snap in) dentures will do that. 8 Implant posts help.
Total cost of $21k out of pocket took a bite though.
Full (snap in) dentures will do that. 8 Implant posts help.
Total cost of $21k out of pocket took a bite though.
looks better with yer reading glasses off lol
More than just a bit, Jules, more like a big gobble.
jujube
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I do believe that someone snuck into my house while I was sleeping and replaced all the reflective surfaces with fun-house mirrors. There's no other explanation...... I can't possibly be that fat and that old!
hollydolly
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I noticed crepey skin on my inner arms when I was underweight.. as soon as I put on a few pounds it all went away...
fuzzybuddy
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- The Sticks, Northeast PA.
One by one, I'm replacing my parts, with machine made ones. If I live long enough, I could get to shout, "Danger, Will Robinson, Danger!!!!"
JeeperDon
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- New Mexico, USA
I felt a lot older yesterday when I noticed my son's beard is getting grey.
hollydolly
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- London England
My hands have always looked old.. they just look older now... I've always hated my hands..
Murrmurr
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You aged into them.
My forearms are sun damaged from years of driving heavy equipment, playing baseball, and spending long hours preparing for and finishing-up hundreds of scuba dives.
PeppermintPatty
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Yes. Getting older can truly suck at times as can the people who purposely help out in the department.
PeppermintPatty
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My hands aren’t that attractive either. For a women, my fingers are NOT long and slender like most women’s and my knuckles are big. I’ve got ugly- ish hands too.
OneEyedDiva
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I'm trying to grow old gracefully. I don't have crepe-y skin and no wrinkles on my face to speak of yet but the area around my chin is starting to "dimple". Besides the gray, now white hair, that was my first sign of aging. Your beauty comes from within, not out...so hopefully you will "wear" your crepe-y skin like a badge of honor. You've lived long enough to have it...you've earned it. Just think of the alternative.
I don't have crepe-y skin and no wrinkles on my face to speak of yet but the area around my chin is starting to "dimple". Besides the gray, now white hair, that was my first sign of aging. Your beauty comes from within, not out...so hopefully you will "wear" your crepe-y skin like a badge of honor. You've lived long enough to have it...you've earned it. Just think of the alternative.
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I couldn't put enough weight to make my crepey skin go away!
hollydolly
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- London England
One of my brothers has that. he was well known never to wear a coat unless it was wet... instead he always wore a T-shirt..or a sweater with the sleeves pulled up...You aged into them.
My forearms are sun damaged from years of driving heavy equipment, playing baseball, and spending long hours preparing for and finishing-up hundreds of scuba dives.
Teacher Terry
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My oldest son just turned 50 which means in a year I am 70
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Jules
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We were commenting on that too.
Mizmo
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- Ontario, Canada
Crepey is okay.....it is the arm wrinkles that really hit.
In certain positions... OMG....
Georgiagranny
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Arm wrinkles? What are arm wrinkles? Isn't that the same thing as crepey skin?
I call mine saggy, baggy, elephant skin.
So true, I've always bruised easily, but DH never used to bruise now he looks like I'd been beating him!