Originally posted by SJP51
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It is HELL getting OLD!
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Oct 19th, 1989 I had my first heart attack. I was only 43 at the time. 3 more since then. Last one was 2013. Two stints and medicine every day for the rest of my life. Been shot twice, malaria 3 times, appendix ruptured and a few other maladies. Worst of all I have survived two colonoscopies and still kept my manhood. So all you young whipper snappers stop complaining. I'm a 1946 model war baby. Been a fun ride so far. Especially since I got the speed limiter on my truck raised to 140.
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Originally posted by muzzlebrake View PostOct 19th, 1989 I had my first heart attack. I was only 43 at the time. 3 more since then. Last one was 2013. Two stints and medicine every day for the rest of my life. Been shot twice, malaria 3 times, appendix ruptured and a few other maladies. Worst of all I have survived two colonoscopies and still kept my manhood. So all you young whipper snappers stop complaining. I'm a 1946 model war baby. Been a fun ride so far. Especially since I got the speed limiter on my truck raised to 140.
Kinda hard to follow that one!
At a recent hotel stay, I'm headed to fourth floor the door opened on the 3rd and I proceeded to leave as a lady was getting on. I noticed it was the wrong floor and did an about face and got back on. I mentioned I could see myself swiping my card at the wrong door and wondering why it didn't work- Lady replies- "I just did that very thing".
and followed it with
"they call them the golden years, but it's a lie, they ain't so golden".
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Originally posted by SJP51 View PostAt 62, here's my list of surgieries and issues:
- Tonsiles out
- Appendix out
- Gall bladder out
- Right knee ACL surgury
- Coke bottle glasses
- Liver transplant
- Ears ring all the time. Can't hear an armadillio at 10-yards!
- Arthritis getting started in both hands.
- Cholesterol, blood sugar, and triglecerides are all high.
At my annual check up last week, the "20 something" doc's assistant asked if I'd had any falls lately. Kind of ****** me off that she asked that. I'm not THAT old.
Fortiunatley I'm still as hunky and handsome as ever.
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I’m right there with ya brother. I was so proud of myself when I turned 60, no health problems. Not on any meds. Heck, just about everyone I knew, and most of them younger than me, was taking something to stay alive. I though I was doing pretty great and definitely blessed. Then I hit 62 and everything went to crap. Now I’m 65 and taking several meds and supplements to keep me alive just a little longer and the ailments just keep stacking up.
Getting old ain’t for sissies.
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