Fran

I am eager to start the processes that lead to creation and leadership. I have had many creative and fulfilling jobs in my career. Now at age 82 I am deeply involved in seeking solutions to anti-aging and longevity.
The one thing I am lacking — and clearly need — is the energy to pursue my ambitions and goals. Diagnosed with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome at age 50, I have been seeking solutions to fatigue ever since and have become a longtime customer of Life Extension and user of its many excellent supplements. However, as someone still working 4 days a week to supplement my Social Security income, I am too tired at end of day — and at end of my work-week — to pursue much of anything.

One of my goals is longevity — I’m currently aiming to make it to age 125. So many of my contemporaries have fallen into the societal traps of aging — acting “old,” (like a geezer for men, a little old lady for women), dressing and walking and talking and thinking in conventionally elder modes. I have successfully avoided those traps. My co-workers at the Metropolitan Opera can’t believe my age (I’m stuck in a boring post-retirement customer service call-center job, selling tickets and answering questions and solving problems by phone.)

I have ideas for at least 3 books I want to write and publish, and a blog/website idea that I want to turn into a business. But right now I just don’t have the energy to put any of this into action. If I can solve this energy issue, it will definitely contribute to the knowledge needed for longevity, health and eternal life. But now I need help doing that — finding nutritional and other non- medical solutions to renew and revitalize one’s (my) energy. This is where I most need help right now. I look forward to joining the local meetings and talking with other members and swapping ideas.

Thanks for listening. And thanks for extending to me the opportunities offered through your program.
Fran De Long