CarrieLee said:

jami0mckay said:

Dying and leaving my kids without a Mom.
My Mom passes away 10 years ago, I was 31 and I still to this day crave being with her, and telling her my daily stuff like I use to.

PaisleyPark5083 said:

Awwww...

PaisleyPark5083 said:

Sweet




Wait..... your a dude?!?!?!?
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KidaDynamite said:

I am soo not a dude. PailseyPark4 is a dude!

Alzheimers. How do spell it again? I forget.

MoniGram said:

It's true Moni, my Mom had the best sense of humor, and she always knew the best gossip!!!

PaisleyPark5083 said:

PaisleyPark5083 said:

No I know paisleypark4 is a dude!

I asked u were u a dude bcuz I read your post wrong, didn't u see the face bcuz I was thinking "I thought she was a female"! Sorry

mdiver said:

I think thats the cause of shrunken willy.

That ten inches of flesh has got to go somewhere.

Imago said:

You can call it Al

jami0mckay said:

Depending on someone else to take care of me.

Not having the energy to live the way I currently do.

Imago said:

You're bad (but I did smirk just a little....)


I am not looking forward to dementia. My grandmother is about 85+ and spent all last Christmas day in the emergency room. A week later my parents talked to her & she didn't remember any of it, but she can still remember the names of the people she befriend on her trip to Jamaica 30 years ago.


I am, however, looking forward to being a crochety old lady. "You damn kids get the hell out of my way!" :waves cane:

DevotedPuppy said:

I'm not looking forward to it, and honestly, regret having slipped the joke in.

My biggest fear is losing my memory. I have no care in the world about my hair turning grey or falling out, my skin wrinkling (at least not when I'm elderly), and the like---but losing my memory of who I am and who I love--that scares me.

1 in 4 adults will get it.

My worry is not being able to move around on my own.

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

Science is amazing these days...

I was talking to my girlfriend and we agreed that the absolute very best thing a person could hope for from life was to watch a longtime lover & life partner lose their memory/die from a terrible disease and leave us alone & unwanted, waiting to do the same.

Ain't life grand?

I probably fear dementia & cancer the most. And possibly attempting to live on limited retirement funds.

PREDOMINANT said:

great answer

Tis not so bad loves!

Stay alert, keep active.

sag10 said:

Not so bad? Then tell me how to defy gravity!!!! I mean at least I'll have boobs when I'm 60 but I'll need an implant to keep them from looking like pancakes.

Increasingly poorer health, to the point where I can no longer care for myself and am wholly dependent on others.

Realizing the luxury of "Someday I'll get around to doing this, going there" et al. is no longer an option, simply for lack of enough time and health.

CarrieLee said:

but you're not extremely full figured, correct? You'll age very well!

NDRU said:

Gravity effects all areas...your face, your arms, your legs, your ass....

I will be the first in line for botox, I am not afraid nor ashamed to admit it!

CarrieLee said:

Cryonics

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryonics

CarrieLee said:

But at least your breasts will sag in proportion to your face, that's something to be grateful for

Getting old is weird. I feel like the lines, sagging & pain are temporary, but they are simply not getting better. It's hard to express. I don't feel like I'm in decline, I just feel like my whole body is in need of attention (lotion, rest, exercise) that it will probably never get, unfortunately.

Not being able to catch up with technology and keep surfing the org because that's the only thing I'll know how to do.

One4All4Ever said:

ArielB said:

you can do with this when your mouse finger lets you down !

CarrieLee said:

do it now and I'll use you as an icecube in the swimming pool of Dom Perignon Rosé that I'll have on my 50th birthday