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Club 35 Plus, a health kitty, is no joke. It has 250 women members who meet once in two months and talk about fitting into a decade-old pair of jeans and Pap smear tests, all in a single conversation. The bottom line being ' it's all about healthy living even on [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] the other side of 35. Started a year ago, the club has transformed from serious talks and boring symposiums to a social get together that includes activities like health-based quizzes. The members are also given incentives like discount coupons for certain tests in select hospitals or free beauty treatments for being 'Ms Punctuality'.
Between sipping tea and eating snacks, the women make life-changing decisions. While someone promises to reduce weight, another pledges to include morning walks in her daily routine. Kamlesh Kumari, 54, said she decided to lose weight and fit into some of her old jeans and 'salwar-kameez'. Another member, Nirmal Sood said she had promised to resist the temptation of snacking off and on. All the 250 are determined to not [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] allow ignorance be the cause of a health problem. And how do people know about this club? ''I heard from my neighbour that doctors give a talk on issues related to menopause. I learnt for the first time that all women who have crossed 21 years must get Pap smear test done to prevent cervical cancer,'' said 50-year-old Neera Gupta.
Dr Ritambhra Bhalla, who has been running the club, said there are many misconceptions about health problems among women, particularly regarding menopause. ''Women often wonder, 'should we stop drinking milk?' Or, 'why do we need to get cervical and breast cancer screening tests when there is no history of the diseases in our family?' So, we have been interacting with the members on these issues,'' Dr Bhalla said. Though the club is [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] bridging a gap in society by raising and addressing common problems among women, its initiator is not sure how long it can be sustained. ''Unlike other kitties, we do not ask for any money. Only once, a membership fee of Rs 250 is paid. Most of my doctor friends come to handle the talks and the only company that has been supporting us arranges for the venue.
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