My Intent: To be as sexy as this when I’m 80!

By on February 4, 2009 in Food & Nutrition, Health, Healthy Living, Spirit

She’s not only sexy, strong, healthy, graceful, and beautiful in body, but vibrant in spirit – and why shouldn’t we all endeavor to be so when we’re 80?!

Please make sure you watch this past 1:45 into the video – or go directly to 1:45 if you’re short on time!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dkHvRCp3z5A

Always hope,
Lori
Speaker, Essayist, and Author of
Help Me Live: 20 Things People with Cancer Want You to Know
LoriHope.com

About lorihope

Lori Hope is an Emmy-winning producer of more than 20 television documentaries and a former medical reporter and newspaper editor who authored the top-rated cancer support book, Help Me Live: 20 things people with cancer want you to know after battling cancer herself. She speaks and writes about the importance of communicating compassionately with those rendered especially vulnerable by any disease, trauma, or other difficult condition, and uses her skill and passion as a communicator to inspire others to find the pleasure and value in supporting those who are suffering.

Hope's work has appeared in Newsweek and on the Oprah show and her commentaries have been broadcast on radio stations nationwide. Her book has been featured in media throughout the world including the Wall Street Journal, Time, Redbook, Cure, and ABC News. As a public speaker, Hope has worked with The American Cancer Society, The American Lung Association, the Oncology Nursing Assocation, and many other organizations and businesses, including Google.

For more information, see LoriHope.com, and check out Hope's , "what helps. what hurts. what heals.", the most widely-read professional blog on CarePages.com.

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3 Responses to My Intent: To be as sexy as this when I’m 80!

  1. stuball56 February 4, 2009 at 2:40 pm #

    I have seen this video before and it is a great testiment to the sexuality of the post menopausal woman. We live in a society that is pathologically obsessed with youth and equates sexuality with youth. Prior to the relatively recent appearance of contraception in human history the only time a woman could completely separate sexuality from procreation was after menopause. In my book Everywoman a Goddess: Everyman a Hero in Her Service I look at the evolutionary benefit that comes from menopause. The fact that all human females experience menopause when no other animal does is critical to understanding its central role in defining humanity.

    love and light,

    Stuart
    http://stuartmarkberlin.com http://heroinherservice.blogspot.com

  2. lorihope February 4, 2009 at 3:15 pm #

    Thanks for commenting on this, Stuart, and your book sounds fascinating and certainly much-needed – especially coming from a man. I look forward to reading your posts here!

    Lori

  3. LostGoddess February 9, 2009 at 6:00 am #

    Wow what a fantastic lady! and Stuart your book sounds very interesting, especially to a 'Lost Goddess' such as myself