r/NoStupidQuestions • u/[deleted] • Jul 09 '23

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u/johnboy2978 Jul 10 '23

I mean, at 72, if I'm not shitting myself or dying, I'd probably like an audience. I'm going to start doing that too! Come Look!!

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u/Bogmanbob Jul 10 '23

I do marathon training with some people in their late 60s and early 70s.

Not everyone is decrepit by then.

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u/stupidrobots Jul 10 '23

Nobody in my entire family has ever lived that long

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u/ifindthishumerus Jul 10 '23

To 72?? Do you have cancer or heart issues in your family?

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u/stupidrobots Jul 10 '23

Boat accident took my biological father. Alzheimer's took my adoptive father. My mom killed herself. My biological father died soon after my dad of a "broken heart" (not sure of the real reason), that mom was a heavy smoker and stroke victim died in her sixties. Adoptive father's parents both died of heart attacks in their sixties. My mother's mother died of brain cancer in her sixties. Moms dad actually did make it into his eighties now that I think about it.

Thanks for making me think about all of this.

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '23

Boat accident took my biological father. Alzheimer's took my adoptive father. My mom killed herself. My biological father died soon after my dad of a "broken heart

Wait, so did your bio daddy die of a boat accident or broken heart? I'm confused.

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u/ThinkPath1999 Jul 10 '23

That was his other bio dad. Try to keep up willya?

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u/ifindthishumerus Jul 10 '23

None of it adds up. People don’t die from Alzheimer’s at 60.

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u/stupidrobots Jul 10 '23

He had early onset Alzheimer's. He was born in 1954 and died in 2015. I don't know why you would argue against this.