Melissa Gilbert Discusses Aging on "Little House on the Prairie," Saying, "I Let Go of a Lot of Bitterness."

Star of Little House on the Prairie Melissa Gilbert talked about her post-show life and aging. Instead of attempting to win over people, Gilbert is concentrating on her wellbeing.

 She also wants to establish a place where senior ladies can interact and get support. Here are the TV personality's words about growing older.

Melissa Gilbert hopes to transform the way people talk about getting older.

During an interview with Prevention, Gilbert discusses aging and her desire to effect change. She dislikes, for instance, how things for elderly women are sold. According to her, since the aging process cannot be stopped, the emphasis shouldn't be on doing so. "Anti-aging" is the phrase Gilbert dislikes the least to see on a cream or wash, she says Prevention. "To me, it doesn't make sense. It must happen.

Melissa Gilbert is concentrating on staying well.

Actors are under pressure from the entertainment industry to maintain a youthful appearance as long as possible. Gilbert, though, asserts that her health is more crucial than how she seems. She would rather be in excellent health than appear attractive. 

My emotional health is the most crucial underlying factor in everything, Gilbert tells Prevention. I've let go of a lot of deeply ingrained discomfort, bitterness, and anxiety.

Gilbert claims that going to treatment aided her in getting to this position. She makes an effort to begin each day with tranquility. This entails for her concentrating on awareness, caring for her body, and consuming healthy foods. There is a new webpage for Melissa Gilbert.

Gilbert's website, Modern Prairie, is one way she supports older women. They can communicate, offer support, and look for activities in this online network.

According to the website, "Come join us as we celebrate our love of food, craft, friendship, and outstanding women." Our mission is to assist you in rediscovering what motivates, enlivens, and improves your life, and we take great pride in providing you with opportunities to grow and interact with other women. 

The intention, according to the website, is to give older women a sense of empowerment and community. There is also a website that sells home furnishings.

"The issues and dialogues that we explore are intended to make you feel empowered, involved, and connected again," adds the Modern Prairie description. Our events give our community members a platform to share their stories and raise awareness, enabling those who are looking for guidance to discover their inspiration, passion, and purpose. 

Gilbert claims she has given up attempting to alter who she is to fit the expectations of others. She wants to live her life according to her terms.

According to Gilbert, "I spent a lot of my life trying to be what other people want me to be." The saying, "It's none of my business what other people think of me," is one that I think of every day. Simply said, it's unhealthy.