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u +1 yMy health. At age 66, I do not have diabetes, high blood pressure, or any other condition that compromises my life expectancy. I take a few medications that are "preventive" measures (e. g., finasteride keeps my prostate from becoming more enlarged) but I am healthy and active. I have never spent a night in a hospital and I have had one minor surgical procedure - a hernia repair - on an outpatient basis. I don't smoke and my use of alcohol is very moderate.
I expect to live at least to age 90, barring an unforeseen change in my health.12 Reply- +1 y
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+1 ylove and getting to know some one
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thanks and hope you are doing well :)
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i am thnks just been bored but try to keep myself buy by working lol
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2.5K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. The fact that you age, what you eat or drink impacts your body and privacy because it's not always guaranteed oh and dating because you are not guaranteed to find a partner. I also do miss family members that are not here anymore as well. May they rest in peace
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+1 yI would say the biggest thing I took for granted but no longer anymore is my ability to get along with others. I used to use this “ability” in parties and single life. I never used to care about helping anyone outside of my circle.
I’ve met plenty awesome people from ranging from perspectives, religious/ political beliefs, etc. I decided it was my responsibility to use this talent to help bring people together and help end the cycle of suffering ( which is ignorance and hatred).11 Reply- 396 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic.
+1 yFood and shelter.
Both of my parents lecture me on the labor of food. From people picking the fruits 🍎 and vegetables 🌽. To it being cooked 🥘. So people like us could be satisfied and appreciative of people’s hard work.11 Reply
+1 yOur bodies I think. And it's the same for me too.
We always complain about our bodies, no matter who we are. In truth, we are so resilient. Our body keeps us alive.12 Reply- +1 y
Yes preach. xx
1.2K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. That's a difficult one Paris. I would say my health. So far, no really serious issues. Thumbs up that will not change 😄
11 Reply2K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Mobility, all those little injuries you've taken through out life are beginning to add up and you wish you could have a body transplant from the neck down.
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No, Flesh & blood will do, I'm starting to feel the effects of treating my body roughly when I was younger, its a gradual thing where the aches and pains don't go away as quickly as they once did and your reaching for the pain killers more often, that and the range of motion decreasing, this is when you realise you haven't done the daily exersise you should have.
The place where I live. It's a mess and I don't clean it. It seems like I don't appreciate it.
11 Replyi take life for granted im very thankful for every day for the air i breathe and what God gave me
22 Reply27.2K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. I used to take my health for granted until I got a scare a few years ago. Now I realize that every day could be my last.
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+1 yA couple of people, which I should have learned to value much earlier!
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+1 yEverything, to be honest. It’s easier to take something for granted after having it for a long period of time, and my life feels like it’s been just about the same every single day for over 10 years.
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I made Master quite some time ago. Is that surprising?
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I don’t know. I don’t keep track. lol
My health. As a teenager I tried to starve myself so many times because I was never like the skinny white girls at school. I was thick and I had hips. I didn’t grow into my body until I was 21. I put my body through a lot and never loved it. Now I take care of my body, it’s a blessing and it does so much for me. I make healthier choices every day. I still have a long way to go, because sometimes I let stress get the best of me.
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Wowwwww inspiring
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My best friend.
I wasn't the most social person growing up so I was never really invited by many people to hang out. On the other hand, my friend is very social and always made sure to include me whenever he could so I wouldn't feel left out.11 Reply
+1 yAir I breath, Food I eat, and Democraps need a ass kicking
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How did you know. *giggles
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I use my moms car & always complain about not having my own, When I could be walking or catching a bus..11 Reply- 6.6K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic.
+1 yHealth. I have been lucky no cold in 15 years. On no medicines. I am sure there are things wrong , I just don't know it.
11 Reply How week my mind is. By accepting my flaws, I've made stronger my virtues.
11 Replyplaces my parents took us as kids, hope i could travel to those places again
12 Reply710 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Honestly I don't take anything for granted. I don't expect anything from anyone
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+1 yThat would be life itself covid opened my eyes to that
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+1 yGood health. Thankfully I've still got it but others I know haven't been so lucky
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Anonymous(36-45)+1 yMy intelligence which has always been there - not something I had to work for at all. Seems unfair sort of.
11 Reply5.2K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. That's a good question Paris, now you got me thinking...
I would say it's time. It goes by so fast and I can't believe that I'm almost 30 years old.00 ReplyFriends. Not recently. But years back.
22 Reply1.2K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. I would probably have say myself
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+1 yThe availability of gasoline 🤣😂🤣🤣
11 Replymusic. I'll never stop taking music for granted.
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+1 yProbably like everyone else has said , my health
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+1 yThe freedom we enjoy as Americans.
11 ReplyThat you cannot change People.
11 Replypeace and our rights as Free Americans
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+1 yAmenities, health, life, Utilities.
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Thanks Paris! Yes, I was intending to add gasoline. 🙂
health and good looks
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+1 yGood heath.
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+1 yElectricity
11 Reply773 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. My Life...
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+1 yGetting laid
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+1 yMy Health
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+1 yMental Health
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11 Reply4.8K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Love.
12 Reply10.6K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Eating at Denny's lol
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+1 ycommon decency, after 45
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+1 yMy independence
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