The Daring Dufas wrote:
On 2/3/2014 9:19 PM, Tony Hwang wrote:
Zaky Waky wrote:
Is anyone participating in or visiting this group under 60 years
old and healthy (not cronicly taking prescripton meds, not
"disabled", not cripped, not whining about how much pain they are
in, not morbidly obese)?

Seems not, except for me.

Hi, Define being healthy? My age is mid-70 I eat well, eliminate
well and sleep very well every night. I do all my routine chores
every day without any difficulty.

Wow Tony, you are doing well. Tell me, have you ever experienced any
debilitating physical injuries and insults to your major joints over
a period of many years? Regardless of the pain it causes me, physical
activity really helps me. When I'm cleaning house or helping my roommate
out on a job, I must stop and sit down every now and then but
the more I move around, my quiescent joint and muscle pain level
decreases to a level which is mitigated by lower doses of my pain
medications. Live long and prosper Tony. ^_^

TDD

Hi,
I was very skinny and tall when I was a kid but thru the service and
overseas work I became pretty tough, luckily never had any serious
injury or wound. But had encountered few near dead situations in war
Zone. Since kidney x-plant in '96 I slowed down, took early package,
left Honeywell after 32 years. It came with pension and supplemental
health care support. Only med, I take is anti-rejection drugs supplied
free by health care. I understand some pain drugs are hard on
liver/kidney and bones(better watch them) I am living by 3 months
increment. Blood work every month, visit to specialist every 3 month. So
far all is well. I just replaced our old dish washer in the kitchen.
Should take couple hours but spent good half a day. I am just little
slower now but no pain, no ache, my fingers are always crossed. I want
to see my grand son go to college and get married. I walk our dog twice
a day 2Km each time. Today it is -22 deg. C and we went out. Dog is part
Husky he just loves cold and snow, LOL!.