Eleanor RooseveltToday is the oldest you've ever been, and the youngest you'll ever be again.
About This Quote
This is a phrase that is said to encourage people who are having a hard time accepting the fact that they're becoming old, and that they will soon be no longer young. While it is said to encourage individuals struggling with aging and reaching their final days, it can also serve as a reminder to people who are unhealthily young, who don't feel like they should be expected to age.
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