Europe's Oldest Woman Is Italian And Just Turned 114:-
Emma Morano celebrated her 114 birthday on November 29, making her Italy’s and Europe’s oldest woman and the fifth in the world.“I can’t believe I hold this record!” she said. “Who would have thought? Anyway, it is interesting for you, but for me, it is a day like all others.The newspaper said Morano is still in “good health” and passes most of her time doing housework.Mrs. Morano lives in Pallanza on Lake Maggiore in Northern Italy and celebrated her birthday with family and friends.Mrs. Morano still lives alone and manages to do most of the daily tasks, she does housework and cooks her own meals.”Mrs. Morano was born in Civiasco, near Vercelli in Piedmont on November 29, 1899.Longevity is in the family as her mother lived to 91, one of her aunts to 101 and her sister lived 102 years.She moved to Verbania where she married in 1926.She separated in 1938.On her birthday, Italy’s president Giorgio Napolitano sent her a happy birthday message: “Best wishes on behalf of all Italians.”In her life she has seen the succession of 11 popes.Her diet that consists of raw eggs and breakfast, eat biscuits with milk or water.She told “during the day I eat two eggs, one raw and one cooked, just like the doctor advise me when I was 20 years old.For lunch I’ll eat pasta and eat very small pieces of meat and for dinner, I'l have just a glass of milk.”Emma Morano was a factory worker and also worked in the kitchen of a boarding school in Pallanza and retiring at 75.She told she thinks positive about the future.
Emma Morano celebrated her 114 birthday on November 29, making her Italy’s and Europe’s oldest woman and the fifth in the world.“I can’t believe I hold this record!” she said. “Who would have thought? Anyway, it is interesting for you, but for me, it is a day like all others.The newspaper said Morano is still in “good health” and passes most of her time doing housework.Mrs. Morano lives in Pallanza on Lake Maggiore in Northern Italy and celebrated her birthday with family and friends.Mrs. Morano still lives alone and manages to do most of the daily tasks, she does housework and cooks her own meals.”Mrs. Morano was born in Civiasco, near Vercelli in Piedmont on November 29, 1899.Longevity is in the family as her mother lived to 91, one of her aunts to 101 and her sister lived 102 years.She moved to Verbania where she married in 1926.She separated in 1938.On her birthday, Italy’s president Giorgio Napolitano sent her a happy birthday message: “Best wishes on behalf of all Italians.”In her life she has seen the succession of 11 popes.Her diet that consists of raw eggs and breakfast, eat biscuits with milk or water.She told “during the day I eat two eggs, one raw and one cooked, just like the doctor advise me when I was 20 years old.For lunch I’ll eat pasta and eat very small pieces of meat and for dinner, I'l have just a glass of milk.”Emma Morano was a factory worker and also worked in the kitchen of a boarding school in Pallanza and retiring at 75.She told she thinks positive about the future.
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