Carol Brusslan's guest appearances

Carol Brusslan

Women Over 70: Aging Reimagined

Pauline Boss

Joan Sotkin

Kathleen Taylor

Joy Loverde

Amy Sherman

Linda Seger

Lydia Denworth

Sherry Anshara

Lily Liu

Linda Schaefer

Ina Pinkney

Sandy Rogers

Raven Blair Glover

Susan Ross

Carol Dysart

OwlTail

In this episode, Catherine, Gail and Carol discuss key aspects of staying active and living well. During her illustrative career in journalism, Carol covered beats from paper mills to the Equal Rights Amendment/National Organization of Women. Her work with the Ounce of Prevention Fund led to earning a master’s degree in Early Childhood Education so she could do the work and not just write about it. Carol is a long-time advocate for the rights and well-being of mothers and children, including licensed home child care workers.  Carol is Executive Director of The Trillium Foundation (which her husband founded) which connects school children with Chicago’s gems—e.g., Botanic Gardens, Ravinia-- to encourage interest in science and music. As a resident of The Mather, a senior center in Evanston, Carol walks every day to Lake Michigan to enjoy the diversity of language, color, ethnicity. She delights in various offerings of her alma mater, Northwestern University. Carol’s high-level energy and spirit shine in every word she speaks. The secret of aging well is to have your mind on something or someone other than yourself. Take-Aways   Pursue meaningful work, but family needs come first   Travel—with family, with groups, alone—just do it!   Take care of yourself so you are healthy enough to engage in different activities   Biking, walking, skiing—whatever physical activity you are able to do   Keep up with technology so you can be part of the world the way it is   Be active in the community you live in, no matter your age     Connect with Gail &amp; Catherine: Facebook: facebook.com/womenover70 Website: https://womenover70.com Email: info@womenover70.com Show: Women Over 70 – Aging Reimagined Twitter: @womenover70 Instagram: WomenOver70

In this episode, Catherine, Gail and Carol discuss key aspects of staying active and living well. During her illustrative career in journalism, Carol covered beats from paper mills to the Equal Rights Amendment/National Organization of Women. Her work with the Ounce of Prevention Fund led to earning a master’s degree in Early Childhood Education so she could do the work and not just write about it. Carol is a long-time advocate for the rights and well-being of mothers and children, including licensed home child care workers.  Carol is Executive Director of The Trillium Foundation (which her husband founded) which connects school children with Chicago’s gems—e.g., Botanic Gardens, Ravinia-- to encourage interest in science and music. As a resident of The Mather, a senior center in Evanston, Carol walks every day to Lake Michigan to enjoy the diversity of language, color, ethnicity. She delights in various offerings of her alma mater, Northwestern University. Carol’s high-level energy and spirit shine in every word she speaks. The secret of aging well is to have your mind on something or someone other than yourself. Take-Aways <ul> <li> Pursue meaningful work, but family needs come first </li> <li> Travel—with family, with groups, alone—just do it! </li> <li> Take care of yourself so you are healthy enough to engage in different activities </li> <li> Biking, walking, skiing—whatever physical activity you are able to do </li> <li> Keep up with technology so you can be part of the world the way it is </li> <li> Be active in the community you live in, no matter your age </li> </ul> Connect with Gail &amp; Catherine: Facebook: <a href="http://facebook.com/womenover70" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">facebook.com/womenover70</a> Website:<a href="https://womenover70.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> https://womenover70.com</a> Email: info@womenover70.com Show: Women Over 70 – Aging Reimagined Twitter: @womenover70 Instagram: WomenOver70

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