LIFESTYLE: Not practical for most of us

I write with reference to the recent article '˜Get the best out of later life', (Northumberland Gazette, August 3).
By The Newsroom
Published 18th Aug 2017, 06:00 BST
Updated 11th Sep 2017, 12:17 BST

Is Angie Best in the real world? Never mind the face lift, how many of us over 60s have the free time or income for regular facials and gym membership?

Eating organic remains only an aspiration for most of us, as does owning a horse.

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I accept that it is advisable to try to maintain mobility and drink plenty of water, but anything more can be difficult.

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On reaching 40 I was working full-time and soon became a carer, firstly for my mother and later for my husband.

Now in my 70s I find myself living alone and not mobile due to arthritis. How I wish that I could go for a 20-minute walk.

I found this piece far from uplifting or practical.

My very best wishes to those who are fortunate to have good health, long may it continue.

Eileen Woodward,

Haven Meadows,

Shilbottle