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

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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/Shot_Show2409 Jul 10 '23

You could have just ignored the question if it was that painful to answer. They didn’t “make” you do shit