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Subject: late 30's is a good time to end I would say 37

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Date Posted: 21:50:52 07/11/10 Sun
In reply to: too mature??? 's message, "When do you accept defeat?" on 14:26:06 07/11/10 Sun

>Would like everyone's opinion on at what age is it
>time tostop competing in the America system? Even
>though I'm a go getting in competing I can't seem to
>come out on top. I have tried all sorts of
>adjustments thinking it will help but still no luck.
>I am discouraged that maybe it may be my age that is
>at my disadvantage. However I see lots of other state
>winners who are out of the "young" status. Any
>thoughts?

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[> [> Subject: Not even close! Mrs. CT a couple years ago was 50 when she won and she placed in the Top 6 at Mrs. America!

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Many women in their 40's compete, 37 is considered young
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Date Posted: 18:58:00 07/12/10 Mon

>>Would like everyone's opinion on at what age is it
>>time tostop competing in the America system? Even
>>though I'm a go getting in competing I can't seem to
>>come out on top. I have tried all sorts of
>>adjustments thinking it will help but still no luck.
>>I am discouraged that maybe it may be my age that is
>>at my disadvantage. However I see lots of other state
>>winners who are out of the "young" status. Any
>>thoughts?

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