try this

[rainbabies]

but make sure you have time to sit and fill out the survey. it's long. oh, and make sure to leave the advertisement section clear or you will get junk mail. i wont even share what age it told me.


http://www.realage.com

OW can't waint, I just did it, my real age is 26 and 2 months and it was coming up towards the end as 25.6 so we'll see, i think the lack of exercise might be bringing me back up and beyond 26 though!

22.8 :dance :dance :dance :dance

SO always says I look younger and I'm always getting mistaken for being a student at home (students are generally 18-22, not very many outside that age group) Woo hoo, might go out and live like a 22 year old student for the weekend!! Here were SO lives there is a Boston university college rooms and a frat house on one side and 2 frat houses and a college rooms for MIT on the other side and lots of parties going on at the moment. I tried to convince SO to crash one with me last night (they were having a BBQ and the smells where delicious) but he was showing his age ripe old 28 years of age and laughed like i was joking or something!

yeah if they put stress from being 3650 miles apart with a 2 year old from SO doing medical residency i'd say it would be a lot higher
but shhhhhhhhhhh, we won't tell anyone because i'm still living on the high i'm really only 22!!!

[KCwife]

31.1!?!?!


I am 27....

[SuzySunshine]

Here's my medical spouse version (add to your real age):

For each year of residency add 2 years
For each year of fellowship add another 2.5 years
For each child during residency add another 3 years
For every bill you haven't been able to pay add another 6 months
For every time your ATM/creidt card was denied add 1 month
For every time you were screwed out of vacation time add 3 months
For every time you picked up the phone to report your program add 4 months
For every time you've attended a social funtion by yourself add 2 months
(and a 2 pats on the back )
For every time you've moved during training add 1 year
For every time you've tried to sell a house during a training move add 2, well,OK 3 years
For every board exam/fee add 4 months
For every time you've been told your "SO LUCKY" to be a dawkter's spouse add 1 month

If you shouldn't be collecting social security by now then, clearly, you *suck* at math.

Not using Annie's calculations I am 30 but my "real age" is 26.9 - woo hoo!

[rainbabies]

For every time you've been told your "SO LUCKY" to be a dawkter's spouse add 1 month.

I really think this one deserves more. Seriously, we are only in month 3 here....and really, it's just so discusting.

Here's my medical spouse version (add to your real age):

For each year of residency add 2 years
For each year of fellowship add another 2.5 years
For each child during residency add another 3 years
For every bill you haven't been able to pay add another 6 months
For every time your ATM/creidt card was denied add 1 month
For every time you were screwed out of vacation time add 3 months
For every time you picked up the phone to report your program add 4 months
For every time you've attended a social funtion by yourself add 2 months
(and a 2 pats on the back )
For every time you've moved during training add 1 year
For every time you've tried to sell a house during a training move add 2, well,OK 3 years
For every board exam/fee add 4 months
For every time you've been told your "SO LUCKY" to be a dawkter's spouse add 1 month

If you shouldn't be collecting social security by now then, clearly, you *suck* at math.

[Stella]

Wow... 29.9 (just polite enough to not make me 30)
I'm really 22.8...

Now if we factor in the "you're so lucky" even considering we're in MS1, it definitely puts me over the 30 mark and then some. :>

[ellie]

Here's my medical spouse version (add to your real age):

For each year of residency add 2 years
For each year of fellowship add another 2.5 years
For each child during residency add another 3 years
For every bill you haven't been able to pay add another 6 months
For every time your ATM/creidt card was denied add 1 month
For every time you were screwed out of vacation time add 3 months
For every time you picked up the phone to report your program add 4 months
For every time you've attended a social funtion by yourself add 2 months
(and a 2 pats on the back )
For every time you've moved during training add 1 year
For every time you've tried to sell a house during a training move add 2, well,OK 3 years
For every board exam/fee add 4 months
For every time you've been told your "SO LUCKY" to be a dawkter's spouse add 1 month

If you shouldn't be collecting social security by now then, clearly, you *suck* at math.

According to these calculations, I'm an old geezer who has been collecting social security for a while! :!

[MrsC]

OMG, 28!! I turn 22 this month.

SO will be happy though, it means I'm only 3 years yonger than him (as opposed to 9 1/2)

My medical spouse age is......22+2+2+.. I give up, I'm probably the oldest woman alive!!