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Reply #92: my dad was youngest of 10, all died between 63 and 65. My grandparents all died by 65. [View All]

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peacebird Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Jul-10-10 04:58 AM
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92. my dad was youngest of 10, all died between 63 and 65. My grandparents all died by 65.
My mom (thank goodness!) is still going strong (clear mind and able to live on her own, just gets tired easier) at 83.
But overall - my family dies before they can get social security.
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