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What if the aches and pains we’ve been told are “just part of getting older”… aren’t?
In this episode I’m joined by an 80-year-old trailblazer who is challenging one of the most accepted beliefs about aging - that physical pain is inevitable.
With decades of experience helping people understand the muscular causes of chronic pain, Julie Donnelly shares a powerful perspective: many of the aches, stiffness, and limitations we experience may not be about aging at all.
This conversation is an invitation to get curious about your body, question long-held assumptions, and explore what might be possible when we stop accepting discomfort as our default.
💛 We chat about:
🌿 Key Takeaway:
Aging is not something that just happens to us - it’s something we participate in. And when it comes to physical pain, curiosity may be more powerful than acceptance.
Learn more about Julie's wonderful work in the world via her website here.
🎧 Listen & Subscribe:
If you found inspiration from this conversation, please rate, review and share this episode.
I’d love to hear your thoughts, so be sure to hop on over to Don’t Be Caged By Your Age on LinkedIn or Instagram. Or leave a message on the website here.
☕ Love listening to Don’t Be Caged By Your Age? Join the movement to end ageism and celebrate pro-aging!
For just $5 a cup, you can sponsor the podcast and help:
✨ Amplify inspiring voices
✨ Break age-related stereotypes
✨ Reach more listeners worldwide
💻 Visit: Buy Me A Coffee
Every cup makes a difference - thank you! 🧡
Waving from Boston – cheers!
Ande ♥
CONNECT with me online - I'd love to learn how you're shattering ageism!
https://www.linkedin.com/in/andelyons/
https://www.instagram.com/dontbecagedbyyourage
SPONSORSHIP
If you resonate with the show’s mission of shattering ageism and age-related expectations so folks can thrive after 65, please reach out to me to learn more about making an impact through sponsoring the Don’t Be Caged By Your Age podcast – [email protected].
By Ande Lyons4.8
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What if the aches and pains we’ve been told are “just part of getting older”… aren’t?
In this episode I’m joined by an 80-year-old trailblazer who is challenging one of the most accepted beliefs about aging - that physical pain is inevitable.
With decades of experience helping people understand the muscular causes of chronic pain, Julie Donnelly shares a powerful perspective: many of the aches, stiffness, and limitations we experience may not be about aging at all.
This conversation is an invitation to get curious about your body, question long-held assumptions, and explore what might be possible when we stop accepting discomfort as our default.
💛 We chat about:
🌿 Key Takeaway:
Aging is not something that just happens to us - it’s something we participate in. And when it comes to physical pain, curiosity may be more powerful than acceptance.
Learn more about Julie's wonderful work in the world via her website here.
🎧 Listen & Subscribe:
If you found inspiration from this conversation, please rate, review and share this episode.
I’d love to hear your thoughts, so be sure to hop on over to Don’t Be Caged By Your Age on LinkedIn or Instagram. Or leave a message on the website here.
☕ Love listening to Don’t Be Caged By Your Age? Join the movement to end ageism and celebrate pro-aging!
For just $5 a cup, you can sponsor the podcast and help:
✨ Amplify inspiring voices
✨ Break age-related stereotypes
✨ Reach more listeners worldwide
💻 Visit: Buy Me A Coffee
Every cup makes a difference - thank you! 🧡
Waving from Boston – cheers!
Ande ♥
CONNECT with me online - I'd love to learn how you're shattering ageism!
https://www.linkedin.com/in/andelyons/
https://www.instagram.com/dontbecagedbyyourage
SPONSORSHIP
If you resonate with the show’s mission of shattering ageism and age-related expectations so folks can thrive after 65, please reach out to me to learn more about making an impact through sponsoring the Don’t Be Caged By Your Age podcast – [email protected].

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