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As someone who is getting ready to knock on 80's door, I'm increasingly tending to think it's not that useful to live an overly long life. As others have said, the quality of life you live is everyting. I'm luckier than most in that I have a good quality life and can do things lots of others my age have trouble with. I have a friend (need to remember to call her soon) who is 106 and lives in an assisted living home in Texas. She's mentally sharp but doesn't see well and doesn't get around too well. She's always telling me she doesn't want to hang around any longer, and I don't have anything positive to respond with.
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Marv Evans
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