Women Who L A F F Over 40

Annual NAMI Walk Fundraiser

Link to join team and support.

https://www.namiwalks.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=donorDrive.search&contextualSearch=1&filter=participant&searchTerm=Women+Who+L.A.F.F+

“No one NAMIWalks alone,” that’s the mantra we walk by at the community’s most important mental health fundraising event.

Some people walk together, in step and arm in arm. Others walk together in spirit. Still others, sadly, walk together in memory.

However, we raise money that connects those in need to the life-changing, even life-saving, mental health programs and guidance that NAMI offers.

We participate as a team. Each contributing what we can: time, effort, muscle, and commitment. What do you have to offer us? Because let me tell you, your contribution will make all the difference. No matter the age of a team member, or whether you’re a practiced athlete, when you join our ranks, it’s one big loud cheer the community will hear: We are NAMIWalks.

It's also a lot of fun. You get to meet new friends and reach goals you never thought you’d reach.

Won’t you join the joy with us? Together, we’ll be strong enough to lift hope itself!

Sherry QueenShe

Hi Ladies!

Who’s ready for our in-person meet up? Join us for an open mic night where I’ll be performing a few songs throughout the night.

I’ve got so many updates to share about upcoming events, so you won’t want to miss sit! Including the Get Your Sexy Back Retreat update!

Let’s catch up with old friends and make some new connections with like-minded ladies.

Can’t wait to see you there!

Sherry QueenShe

Hi,

I remember viewing my grandmother as a much older woman?

My grandmother would be wearing those granny night gowns all day with floral print, snaps down the front, two pockets with tissue in it, and reading glasses around her kneck. Oh, let's not forget the night cap and a pair of white calf hi socks with closed in toe slippers.

I thought my grandmother was in her 60s or 70s, which is not considered old at all these days, and we definitely have women at this age wearing a different kind of house gown that some call lounge wear. We fancy, huh? Only to discover later that she was in her 50s. What!?! I couldn't imagine dressing like that today. Let's not mention the thought of my grandparents doing the nasty. 😆

Do you remember in your teenage years or early 20s seeing your aunties or other older women singing sexy songs like 'Sexual Healing' by Marvin Gay and thinking to yourself - ewww? Later only to find out they were in their early 40s. SMH

They were taught to BE a certain way as a woman, and life was just different in many ways. I started in my 40s and after much self work to appreciate my grandmother as a woman in her 50s taking care of my mother and me going through menopause and other changes in her body.

These conversations over the next 6 months with you will focus on aging gracefully and living a full life. It will be a safe space to share and ask questions. Many ask me how I look like I am aging backward and full of energy at the age of 56. I must say partially genetics, but mostly the way I think about aging.

So, I want to share with you my tips, practices, and tools that I believe are helping me look and feel fabulous. I am a work in progress and would like for us to support each other on this journey and believe that the best is yet to come. ❤️

Let the rest of your life be the best of your life.

Yours truly,

Your Creative Health Coach
Sherry QueenShe

Hi,

I remember viewing my grandmother as a much older woman?

My grandmother would be wearing those granny night gowns all day with floral print, snaps down the front, two pockets with tissue in it, and reading glasses around her kneck. Oh, let's not forget the night cap and a pair of white calf hi socks with closed in toe slippers.

I thought my grandmother was in her 60s or 70s, which is not considered old at all these days, and we definitely have women at this age wearing a different kind of house gown that some call lounge wear. We fancy, huh? Only to discover later that she was in her 50s. What!?! I couldn't imagine dressing like that today. Let's not mention the thought of my grandparents doing the nasty. 😆

Do you remember in your teenage years or early 20s seeing your aunties or other older women singing sexy songs like 'Sexual Healing' by Marvin Gay and thinking to yourself - ewww? Later only to find out they were in their early 40s. SMH

They were taught to BE a certain way as a woman, and life was just different in many ways. I started in my 40s and after much self work to appreciate my grandmother as a woman in her 50s taking care of my mother and me going through menopause and other changes in her body.

These conversations over the next 6 months with you will focus on aging gracefully and living a full life. It will be a safe space to share and ask questions. Many ask me how I look like I am aging backward and full of energy at the age of 56. I must say partially genetics, but mostly the way I think about aging.

So, I want to share with you my tips, practices, and tools that I believe are helping me look and feel fabulous. I am a work in progress and would like for us to support each other on this journey and believe that the best is yet to come. ❤️

Let the rest of your life be the best of your life.

Yours truly,

Your Creative Health Coach
Sherry QueenShe