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In reply to the discussion: John Kerry broke his nose playing hockey [View all]CTyankee
(68,197 posts)16. good for them!
Now that we are seniors, we and our friends are all talking about going into/coming home from rehab after one or another body part is replaced. My husband, age 71, is coming home later this from rehab for a ruptured disc and I have had to make some significant retrofitting of our house to accommodate his condition (he was working out at the gym up to Thanksgiving, when the rupture happened). Aging spines, brittle bones, failing eyesight, are all part of the aging process. I never dreamed any of this would happen to us, when years ago I whirled around in Jazzercise classes.
You don't THINK you'll ever be "old," but your body does age, even if you've been in great shape in your earlier years.
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My granddaughter is playing girls ice hockey and even with the protective equipment and
CTyankee
Jan 2012
#9
That young man has had a very trying rookie season, with the litigation, the notoriety, his
Brickbat
Jan 2012
#11