Were you see your self, when reach age 70+ ( for those to plan to make it to 70)

[pistonpump]

If I'm still in good health I see myself living like I'm 21 and living life to the fullest. No fear, go out with a bang and see how far I can take my last decade or so. I don't want to be old and "safe" and trying to extend my life even more. I'll be blessed to hit 70, both parents passed before 70 and I've abused myself quite a lot. So anything after 70 is a gift and days are numbered so just live and do everything you love

 

[theycallmejake]

How long you been here? As many times we said no politics on this board and there is always one or two who will not abide by the rules.

hey, fuck facts right??? lmao

 

[pistonpump]

And to add to my post if my health is declining fast and I can't even use the bathroom u better believe I'm going to help myself out the door then suffer a slow death where I'm a shell of a person

 

[theycallmejake]

And to add to my post if my health is declining fast and I can't even use the bathroom u better believe I'm going to help myself out the door then suffer a slow death where I'm a shell of a person

Exactly. Who wants to die wearing a fucking diaper.

 

[pesty4077]

hey, fuck facts right??? lmao

Are you hard headed? We told you rules state no politics.

 

[pistonpump]

Exactly. Who wants to die wearing a fucking diaper.

70 y/o running 4g of aas and doing rec drugs should speed up the process lol

 

[alfresco]

Please please . . . let us get back on topic.

Thank you.

 

[pesty4077]

No political discussions according to rules. Thanks for understanding.

 

[buck]

Exactly. Who wants to die wearing a fucking diaper.

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[EnhancedFatGrappler]

And to add to my post if my health is declining fast and I can't even use the bathroom u better believe I'm going to help myself out the door then suffer a slow death where I'm a shell of a person

If seen it firsthand with my poor grandpa. And having worked in a care home. The last years can be very unkind. In most cases, it is a slow, gradual decline. It is not black and white. Once it progressed it can get very bad very quick. But most of the time, it is slow, gradual. And you don't notice it yourself. Since both my grandparents mothers and fathers side have/had dementia, I'm dreading this fate. Not even really knowing it happens to you, that's scary shit.

I take my AAS induced hear attack or stroke with 60 before that happens anytime. Well, the day before I turn 60, I might see it very different though

Pretty dark topic. Life is grimm.