Women Living Well After 50

Women Living Well After 50 Helping women in midlife reach their full potential Ageing Well & Living Well. Health, Fitness & Lifestyle Coach One-on-one or groups. Online or in person

Welcome to Women Living Well After 50! I'm Sue Loncaric and my mission is to inspire, motivate and inform Women Over 50 to live well in all facets of their lives. Health, Fitness, Nutrition, Self-Awareness, Goals & Dreams, Travel and much more all combine together for a live well lived. Will you join me in the journey?

28/08/2026

Sometimes, you just need to stop and enjoy the moment.🥰

With our house move only a week away, there’s plenty to do, organise and think about.

But today we took a little time out together.

A walk around the garden.
Stopping to look at the flowers.
A coffee and laugh together.
And a reminder that the moments in between the big things are often the ones that matter most.

Life is always moving forward, but that doesn’t mean we have to rush through it.

Take the time.
Be together.
Notice the little things.

Especially when life is about to change. ❤️

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25/08/2026

At 69 to be healthy, independent and confident in the future I need to keep moving. That’s who I’ve joined the Million Moves challenge starting September 1. It’s easy and anyone can do it at any fitness level. I’ve written an article about it on my blog but watch this space for more. Maybe we can do it together? AUSactive

23/08/2026

Celebrating my last year of my 60s with my beautiful family 💕🥂🎂

19/08/2026

Sometimes facing your fears is about something big.

And sometimes it’s as simple as changing your hairstyle. 💇‍♀️

Trying a new colour.
Wearing something you wouldn’t normally choose.
Going somewhere on your own.
Learning something new.
Saying yes when your first instinct is to say no.
Putting yourself out there.
Starting again.

Stepping outside your comfort zone can feel uncomfortable — but it can also be exciting, empowering and liberating.

I’ll be 69 on Sunday 🎂 and I’m still trying new things.

Because I don’t want to spend my later years playing it safe because I’m afraid of what people might think, or because I tell myself I’m “too old”.

Age doesn’t have to shrink our world.

Sometimes we just need to be brave enough to step beyond what feels familiar.

So, what’s one thing you could try this week that’s just a little outside your comfort zone?

It doesn’t have to be life-changing.

It might just change how you feel about yourself.

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16/08/2026

At 68, my feet need comfort and support as well as style when I’m out and about.

I run, walk, travel and love exploring, so my feet work hard — and I’ve learned that giving them the support they deserve is part of healthy ageing.

I’m wearing the FitVille FlexiWalk Sandal V3, designed with comfort and support in mind, while still looking stylish enough to wear every day.

Comes in 3 colours

đź’• High-elastic EVA sole absorbs shock, responsive rebound, reducing fatigue if standing long hours
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đź’•quick & adjustable fit

Because why should we have to choose between happy feet and great style?đź’•

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13/08/2026

My latest bone density results weren’t what I hoped for.

Despite strength training, running, eating calcium-rich foods and being very conscious of my health, my osteopenia has worsened slightly.

Was I disappointed? Absolutely.

But I’m also reminding myself that health isn’t a report card where doing everything “right” guarantees the result we want.

Bone density naturally changes with age, and there are things we can do to support our bones and reduce fracture risk — including weight-bearing exercise, resistance training, balance work, adequate calcium and vitamin D, and looking at our individual risk factors.

I’m nearly 69 and I’m still running, strength training, travelling, learning, working and saying yes to life.

So I’m not stopping.

I’m simply paying a little more attention.

What are you doing to look after your bones?

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07/08/2026

At 68, I’ve learnt that living well isn’t just about staying active—it’s about finding the right balance.

I love keeping fit, staying engaged and making the most of every day, but I’ve also come to appreciate the importance of slowing down. Taking time to relax with a coffee, a good book and a little quiet time is just as important for my wellbeing.

I’ve been enjoying these beautiful Magnolia Lounge natural fibre pyjamas. The Burgundy Cotton Jersey Henley Top and Deep Twilight Flannelette Pants are so soft, comfortable and perfect for these cooler winter mornings.

Sometimes the best way to recharge is simply to slow down. 🤍

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Dinner  delicious and nutritious Lemon Prawn Risotto for TwoIngredients3/4cup Arborio rice (about 150 g)200 g raw green ...
06/08/2026

Dinner delicious and nutritious

Lemon Prawn Risotto for Two

Ingredients

3/4cup Arborio rice (about 150 g)
200 g raw green prawns**, peeled and deveined
1 tbsp olive oil
1/2 small onion or 1 shallot, finely diced
1–2 cloves garlic**, minced
500–600 mL hot vegetable stock
1/4 cup dry white wine (optional)
100 g cherry tomatoes
2 generous handfuls baby spinach
Zest of ½ lemon
Juice of ¼–½ lemon, to taste
1/4 cup grated Parmesan
Salt and freshly ground black pepper

Method

1. Heat the stock and keep it warm.
2. Sauté the onion in the olive oil and half the butter until soft. Add the garlic for 30 seconds.
3. Stir in the Arborio rice and cook for 2 minutes.
4. Add the wine (if using) and let it absorb.
5. Add the hot stock a ladle at a time, stirring frequently, until the rice is creamy and just tender (about 18–20 minutes).
6. Stir in the cherry tomatoes for the last 3–4 minutes of cooking.
7. While the risotto cooks, season the prawns and cook them in a hot pan for **1½–2 minutes per side**, until just pink.
8. Stir the spinach into the risotto until wilted.
9. Remove from the heat and stir through the remaining butter, Parmesan, lemon zest and juice. Taste and season.
10. Fold the prawns through gently and sprinkle with parsley.

Approximate nutrition (per serve)

Calories: 500 kcal
Protein: 30 g
Carbohydrates: 48 g
Fat: 18 g
Fibre: 4 g

This version is a lovely balanced meal with plenty of protein, vegetables, and bright lemon flavour. If you like a little heat, finish it with a pinch of chilli flakes or a crack of black pepper just before serving.

04/08/2026

Healthy bone week. Reminder to book your Dexa Bone density scan…… at 68 I need to make strong, healthy bones a priority

It's Healthy Bones Action Week. In 20 days I will be 69 so keeping strong as I age is a priority. I'm sharing 5 simple w...
03/08/2026

It's Healthy Bones Action Week. In 20 days I will be 69 so keeping strong as I age is a priority. I'm sharing 5 simple ways I keep my bones strong and healthy.

In just 20 days, I’ll celebrate my 69th birthday. While I’m grateful to still be running, strength training and living an active life, I’ve become much more aware that staying act…

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