My friend retired 3 times. LOL. Got bored and got a new job. He's finally retired at 70 but does volunteer work and plays pickleball almost everyday.Boy-oh-boy, I'm on the cusp of retirement and am concerned about maintaining both my physical and mental health. Many men struggle with retirement, even when they envision the "Life of Riley".
I totally believe that mental therapy/exercise is important too.
How old for me? I have no clue. Life is not fair and people of all lifestyles drop dead daily at all ages. It's difficult to live mindfully every day. Good thread topic.
I'm almost 69 and don't expect more than a couple more years, at most.
Live an unhealthy life and the quality is not there anymore. Need help even to shower these days.
Kind of lost the will to live and get old. Not asking for death either.
Would like to see my Granddaughter have a child, but that is wishful thinking on my part.
She is 18 and joining the Air Force in January.
Just bored tonight and wanted to know expectations from you all.
Are your issues more physical or mental leading you to think not much more life left? 69 is young my friend.I'm almost 69 and don't expect more than a couple more years, at most.
Live an unhealthy life and the quality is not there anymore. Need help even to shower these days.
Kind of lost the will to live and get old. Not asking for death either.
Would like to see my Granddaughter have a child, but that is wishful thinking on my part.
She is 18 and joining the Air Force in January.
Just bored tonight and wanted to know expectations from you all.
111 is pretty good!I am 85 now and according to the SS statistics I have ~ 6 more yeas to live or about to 91. My parents and grand fathers lived from 83 (father who would' go to Dr. died at 83) to my great aunt Lilly at 111. I smoked heavy for many years but, quit on 8/9/2011.
Social Security statistics are a good place to start. Ed