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Lynnelle Wilson
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Lynnelle is founder and president of BOLDBusiness.tv and Bold Vision Consulting, both of which help people and organizations integrate digital and "new" media in their 'old' world. She also blogs at Lynnelle.com - highlighting the good, the bad and the ugly of a Single, Self-Employed and Wickedly Happy Over 50 (ish) Woman in Maine. Originally from Dallas, TX, Lynnelle lives in South Portland, Maine with the cutest, littlest Pablo Ruiz.
Other posts by Lynnelle Wilson
As much as I hate to say this, staying in shape takes on a whole new meaning when your clock ticks past the 5-0. (Actually, a number of things take on new meanings when your clock ticks past the big 5-0, but... that's for another blog.)
There was a time, not too long ago, that I could eat whatever I wanted, however much I wanted, whenever I wanted - and all was fine with the world as well as my thighs, hips and bone density. No more.
Many of the Guiding Stars bloggers have yet to reach 40 much less 50, and let's face it - there are things we (are forced to) think about at 50 that we don't otherwise. Some are less pleasant to think about than others. So, until we get to know each other better we'll start with an easy one: bone density.
Just like all the cells in our body, our bone mass is constantly changing; old bone is continually being replaced by new bone. In childhood, more bone is produced than removed, so our bones (skeleton) grow in both size as well as strength (density)... Read more »