I'm 65 and realizing I have more years behind me than ahead. It's changing how I live.

The author, shown in Bonnieux, France, said she's choosing to make the most of her next chapter of life. Courtesy of Sheryl Nance-Nash. Turning 65 forced me to look back on my life, which has gone by in a blur. It's hard to believe that I have more years behind me than ahead. How did that happen? As I care for my aging mom, I'm pursuing my first novel and embracing aging with hope. If I'm being honest, I'm freaking out. I am trying to grasp the reality, the ramifications, the ridiculousness th

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