Were you ever this energetic?

Our energy fades?

I feel like I lost my high energy when I quit smoking in my late 30's. That was coincidentally about the same time as I was diagnosed with low thyroid. Your niece is such a little cutie, how could anyone not appreciate that little sweetheart 'informing' you of something.

Your niece sounds like such a character—“I don’t tattle, I inform” is such a witty line for a six-year-old! Kids really do seem to have an endless well of energy, don’t they? It’s the kind of spark that makes us adults both laugh and wish we could borrow just a little of it. As for fading energy, I think it happens differently for everyone—sometimes slowly over the years, sometimes more noticeably when health issues creep in. What’s important is that you’re aware of it now and making the effort to regain some of that spark. Even small steps, like better sleep, gentle exercise, and little joys in your day, can help bring some of that energy back.

Your niece surely shows plenty of energy. My energy started to fade a couple of years ago, but I am doing my best to get it back now.

My energy level declined in my adult years for a few decades, but in the past decade it has returned.

Such a great photo but I can't stop wondering how you'd ever get a brush (or comb) through that hair! lol

Mine has come and gone for about three or four years now. Sometimes better than others. I substituted in my old class this morning and it really felt good. By the time I finished driving out of town and sitting in a four hour training and driving back I was pretty tired.

I guess when I got old and fat, but I was always one that had a lot of energy for things I liked, and others not so much. It's still a bit like that today.

55? I get tired easily, and then later on, I realized it was all in my mind. So, I try to be energetic and ignore my back and muscle aches. I have observed that the pain goes away when I don't focus on it.

I still have plenty but kids make me wish for the youthful kind that can go until they pass out

My hubby kept me energized now I just sort of move along like the Energizer bunny but much slower,

I think mine started around the time I retired. But suddenly we had a premie grandbaby to help raise. So along with the greatest blessing came prayers for energy! But I wouldn't haven't given up that experience for anything. Some of our most blessed times with Nathan.

My energy started to fade around 60 years of age due to my legs getting sore from falls in stores.

Your niece is adorable. I’ve still got plenty of energy, but kids really do have it in unlimited supply.

I was energetic in childhood, all my relatives say this but with the time my energy started declining. And it's obvious that with age it declines.

Mine started fading around 10 years ago.

I've never been a high energy person. I was the kid in a corner with a book!

When I was in my 50s. I remember wrestling recliners, a mattress, etc. out to the dumpster when my hubby had his ankle surgery. After that my energy went downhill.

I was very energetic but my energy was channeled by my elders to learn to live as an adult. I didn’t see it then but I know that now. At my age now, I would have to say I am more of a positive mindset of, just get it done, girl!

Yeah kids are soooo energetic! I wish I could borrow even 10% of their energy!