This would make me chuckle

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Originally Posted by PSRB

:nod: 50 and still don't have to visit the toilet in the middle of the night

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Originally Posted by 7sisters

I’m 61. Looking back I’d say mid 50’s was a turning point. Usually once a night nowadays but more with a skinful.
My only advice. Get your checks done :old:

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**** that, 7. The *******s are mad keen on giving out bad news :-(

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Originally Posted by Sir C

**** that, 7. The *******s are mad keen on giving out bad news :-(

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I liked that story the other day, the old fella didn't tell his wife she had terminal cancer and she lived for another 21 years :old:

Ignorance is bliss.

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Originally Posted by PSRB

I liked that story the other day, the old fella didn't tell his wife she had terminal cancer and she lived for another 21 years :old:

Ignorance is bliss.

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Stress is one of the worst things for you, PRSB. You avoid that by avoiding the f*ckers as much as possible.

Exercise, eat a balanced diet and avoid stress - as long as you don't have symptoms you should leave well enough alone imo.

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Originally Posted by WES

Stress is one of the worst things for you, PRSB. You avoid that by avoiding the f*ckers as much as possible.

Exercise, eat a balanced diet and avoid stress - as long as you don't have symptoms you should leave well enough alone imo.

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For once, I agree with you. :-)

I haven't been to a doctor for at least 15 years. And that was only once. I didn't go for at least 15 before that.

I go when there is something wrong. I take the same approach with my car :-)

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Originally Posted by Peter

For once, I agree with you. :-)

I haven't been to a doctor for at least 15 years. And that was only once. I didn't go for at least 15 before that.

I go when there is something wrong. I take the same approach with my car :-)

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Let's hope you aren't a Rover, Peter :thumbup:

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Originally Posted by PSRB

I liked that story the other day, the old fella didn't tell his wife she had terminal cancer and she lived for another 21 years :old:

Ignorance is bliss.

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Nah.. You have to proactive once you go past a certain age. Sod slinking up to the Doc to be told you’re stage 3 or 4.
Between 60-70 is snipers alley. That’s usually when you get picked off. Get the other side and you’ll probably live a decent age.
Of course. when you’re numbers on it and all that.
A brush with your own mortality at a younger age is always a leveller.

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Originally Posted by WES

Let's hope you aren't a Rover, Peter :thumbup:

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I have been incredibly reliable for 50 years. It is safe to say I'm not a Rover :-)

Probably more of a Vauxhall Vectra. Remarkably unappealing but functional :-)

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Originally Posted by 7sisters

Nah.. You have to proactive once you go past a certain age. Sod slinking up to the Doc to be told you’re stage 3 or 4.
Between 60-70 is snipers alley. That’s usually when you get picked off. Get the other side and you’ll probably live a decent age.
Of course. when you’re numbers on it and all that.
A brush with your own mortality at a younger age is always a leveller.

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I don't want to think about it. One day I will just drop dead somewhere. I've made my peace with that.

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Originally Posted by Peter

I don't want to think about it. One day I will just drop dead somewhere. I've made my peace with that.

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As Woody Allen said "I'm not scared of dying, I just don't want to be there when it happens"