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I'm 71. Three things I've learned since I was 60 are:
1. Ladders and old age do not mix well.
2. I don't bounce near as well as I used to.
3. Takes me a LOT longer to heal than it used to.
Thank goodness for young, helpful son-in-law.
 
I'm 71. Three things I've learned since I was 60 are:
1. Ladders and old age do not mix well.
2. I don't bounce near as well as I used to.
3. Takes me a LOT longer to heal than it used to.
Thank goodness for young, helpful son-in-law.
I totally agree!
 
I'm 71. Three things I've learned since I was 60 are:
1. Ladders and old age do not mix well.
2. I don't bounce near as well as I used to.
3. Takes me a LOT longer to heal than it used to.
Thank goodness for young, helpful son-in-law.
I'm 71, 5'11 195 n excellent health and physical condition. Tripped in the yard in August and mucked up left shin. Ended up at wound care after the thing went two months refusing to heal even with 10 days antibiotics. Not diabetic, just age I guess.
 
Wow. We definitely need to be careful what we do. At 68 I still get on top of the rig but that’s about to change I’m sure. The wife does not like it.
 

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