A woman in USA called Frances Kompus has celebrated her 100th birthday last November, drawing the attention of the media in her country and around the world because she is not the first in her family to reach that number because she has two older sisters with whom it lives and is always active.
Frances Kompus (100), Lucy Pochop (102) and Julia Kopriva (104) are three sisters who have always lived in Kansas and that could be considered as privileged because they have seen how the lives of people and the entire world have changed since they arrived in this world. However, what they stand out most about their ages is all the time they have spent together.
In an interview with KSN, the sisters remembered the times when they were girls and supported their family in the fields, the long walks to school and the traditional games they played to distract themselves such as catching frogs or running among themselves. I am grateful that the girls are together all the time, my parents and my faithPochop said.
In the same way, they highlighted all the technological advances that have been created in the last hundred years such as kitchens, refrigerators, washing machines and even womens clothing because in their time there were no pants or jeans, they only used dresses.
The aforementioned media, in the note it made to the three sisters, asked the protagonists of these stories to give some advice to the youngest and thus serve them so that they can maintain a mostly healthy and long life, such as they have achieved it by living more than 10 years.
Kopriva, the oldest of the three, highlighted religiosity in her advice. I believe that faith comes first and thank your parents and grandparents, he pointed.
Kompus, who recently reached 100 years of age, was very direct in her recommendation and she prioritized physical exertion. I would tell them to walk a lot, he detailed.
On the other hand, Pochop did not have a tip or secret to reach that age, but he agreed with everything that his beloved sisters had said.
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