Shannon Moore wrote

Enjoying life, a positive attitude, eating healthy, exercise everyday and laugh lots!

Carmelo wrote

Having a positive attitude and some good health are probably the 2 things that will likely lead to some longevity. Genetics helps as well. Having a group of family and friends you enjoy being around and generally experiencing life.

Brad Davidson wrote

I like your attitude Milissa Manente.

Milissa Manente wrote

For me personally aging with (hopefully) grace was always my plan, however, I have complete respect for those who wish to fight it as well. Now that I'm 50 (dating a man 17 years younger) I've lately thought about wrinkle creams myself :)

Shannon Moore wrote

"Be happy, treat yourself and others with kindness and respect. Your body is your temple, look after your health.......laugh and sing daily, this will add years to your life! Enjoy and live each and every day to its fullest!

Susan wrote

As my 90 year old mom says..."I'm going to celebrate every birthday I have because what is the alternative?" I must say, look INSIDE, if you 'feel' young, think young, and act young, then you are young!! Just avoid the mirrors!!

blasterd01 wrote

Remember the one truth about life - LIFE - LIVE IT ! NO ONE GETS OUT ALIVE! Take life as it comes. If that means being fat and happy, then that is what it takes. As long as “happy” is in there somewhere, then bring it on.

Carmelo wrote

Do whatever makes you happy. If exercising or plastic surgery is your thing, let her fly. I like to exercise and interact with others as laughing and feeling good about life slows down the process.

Jessica Michaels wrote

I think it's a combination. I believe we should take good care of ourselves and try and look our best, but I do think that can cross the line when people start trying too hard and being afraid to age

Brad Davidson wrote

Brian Holland thats hilarious (and true)

Brian Holland wrote

Some people age like wine, others like milk.

Brad Davidson wrote

If you exercise properly and eat properly you will stay healthy as you age (barring disease). What is wrong with aging with dignity, being happy, at peace and living a good life. Does it really matter what you look like? Why cosmetics?

Jane Martins wrote

I love what JB wrote - happiness and being at peace with yourself can make you look and feel younger than you are.

Ruth Verbree wrote

I think this is very individual. What I think isn’t what the next person would think. Personally when you are altering your looks so that it looks fake- it might be a little too much.

Moses Jackson wrote

Lol. Duck Lips special this week Joanne Bartella. Very funny. I have seen pics of some of those botched procedures.

Mick Anic wrote

As long as its natural, then, by all means, do whatever you can to maintain what you have but other than that, accept it and age with grace - definitely anti-surgery and chemical enhancement

Joanne Bartella wrote

Whatever floats your boat, I'm not going to judge, but have you seen what some of these people have done to themselves? Duck lips and faces that look like Jack Nicholson as The Joker. I wouldn't take the chance.

JHR BOB wrote

If a little cosmetic procedure here and there helps you look and feel your best, why not???

Nick Tuono wrote

Exercise, proper nutrition and a wonderfully positive attitude are the secrets to aging gracefully. Cosmetic surgery is a facade that many buy into (literally). What is inside you reflects on the outer as well.

Jb wrote

Happiness and being at peace with yourself can make you look and feel younger than you are

Brad Davidson wrote

Aging with grace includes exercise and pursuing great health and quality of life. Cosmetic surgery more of a vanity, self esteem thing