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says key to long life is to worship God


Dona Marcelina Vargas SUGGESTS NO HARM AND WORK HARD TO
The old Marcelina Vargas, who turned 103 years on Wednesday 27 of this month, said the best way to stay and have a long life is to worship God above all things, not to hurt anyone and work hard to ensure a good education to their children and those around them.

The lady who was born on April 27, 1908, in the community of Zamba, municipality of Sabaneta in the province of Santiago Rodríguez, where he still lives in a modest house in a neighborhood of the place of Zamba, proclaimed that the world today is much changed, but you have to throw it forward with all their problems.

The century-old lady about eight months ago he suffered a stroke that weakened pre legs so you have to walk aided by a walker. He had eight children, of whom five are living, has 26 grandchildren, 44 great-grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren, and is the second child of the marriage that made Daniel Rodriguez and Daniel Vargas, and although he had four brothers, just surviving 99 years Black Vargas, who lives with her. Recalls that his mother died when he was 17, so he had to take responsibility for their younger siblings and to keep their children engaged in weaving guano for making winches.

His daughter Lucretia died in 1976 leaving the orphanage to his three young children, so she, as a good grandmother, assumed the role of mother working hard to keep it within its limitations to their grandchildren would not be without food, and have been very reciprocal with it.

But his daughters, grandchildren, mothers and other relatives say that before suffering the stroke cooked, cleaned the house, carrying water, doing jobs that many young people do not dare to make, but the old woman explained that despite diseases that have always troubled mankind and the lack of doctors at that time was, "people like it lasted longer alive." HIGHLIGHT YOUR TIPS


Jose Obando Vargas, one of his children, always remembered the advice his mother gave him and his other siblings.

"We said 'my children before you do something bad to think about what to tell the people 'and I'm sure they will repent and will not do "he said.

The old lady was a little nervous when Listin Diario reporters with journalist Raymundo Infante program "Good Morning Northwest" and "The Night of Radio Zamba" and Tele Sabaneta cable began to interview her, but with the help of was loose and relatives spoke. Infante gave him a small purchase to the centenarian woman who consisted largely of milk that is very necessary for the elderly.

Source: Listin Diario.