MJ said:
Hey JG, I might also be alive for another 35 years like my dad is. Don't feel like eating dog food in my twilight years. Although according to some movies I have seen, dog biscuits might be satisfying.
MJ
Live like you may die tomorrow, but also allow for the possibility that
you might make 100. It's good advice, but very difficult to achieve.
I promised REW that I would try to avoid morbidity today. But,
yeaterday I had Mothers Day dinner with Mom, Dad and my only
first cousin. I used to hunt with her husband and his best friend;
both died at about 45. They never got a chance to even think
about ER. The other side of the coin is my parents; 87 and 85
and still quite independent with no major health problems.
We covered the whole gamut yesterday, including wills,
assisted living, distribution of personal property, etc. I explained
that at some point I would be meeting with an "eldercare"
attorney. My parents are pretty clueless about all of the nuances
and it's a very touchy area.
JG