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To: SGJ who wrote (184924)	1/12/2023 2:18:28 PM
From: robert b furman	9 Recommendations Recommended By Ben Smith da_spot DD™ DrO IC720 and 4 more members Respond to of 207795

Hi Cheif, A daily walk is the best medicine. An elderly man in my home town just passed last week at 105. He was seen daily hot or cold walking every day. Like you do clx, Henry walked. We all knew him as Henry. A very handsome and athletic gentleman: zimmerfuneralhome.com Bob

To: SGJ who wrote (184924)	1/12/2023 2:21:11 PM
From: Ken Adams	8 Recommendations Recommended By Ben Smith berniel DD™ easygoer John Carragher and 3 more members Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 207795

Getting very old isn't so dangerous, many do that. It's the dementia that becomes the uninvited tag-along. Once that monster attaches itself, each year becomes crueler than the last. Enjoying old age gets lost in a hurry. Horrible to watch, even worse for the participant.