Ethel Caterham, now the world’s oldest living person at 115, attributes her longevity to a simple philosophy: avoid arguments. This remarkable milestone follows the passing of Sister Inah Canabarro, a Brazilian nun who lived to 116, on May 2, 2025.
- Ethel Caterham is 115 years old.
- She became the world's oldest living person.
- Key to longevity: "Never arguing with anyone."
- Caterham traveled to India at 18.
- She met her husband at a dinner party.
- Oldest person ever lived to 122 years.
Born in 1909 in England, Caterham’s life has been a tapestry of travel and resilience. She worked as a nanny in India at 18 and later raised a family while living in various countries. Her secret to a long life? “Never arguing with anyone,” she says, emphasizing the importance of listening and doing what makes her happy.
This fascinating story raises questions about the factors contributing to longevity. What can we learn from Caterham’s experiences? Her life highlights several key points:
- Emphasizing peace over conflict can lead to a fulfilling life.
- Travel and new experiences enrich our perspectives.
- A supportive family environment is crucial for well-being.
- Listening and understanding others fosters better relationships.
As we celebrate Ethel Caterham’s incredible journey, let her life inspire US to embrace peace and adventure in our own lives.
