[QUOTE=batman911;334702]Sadly, I am one that loves my job and am not looking forward to retirement as much as others. I also love having time off for golf and other outdoor activities. Money is no longer the deciding factor of when to retire. I'm sure others have been in the same situation. My only concern is that I retire and then miss the challenge of work and become bored with recreation every day. Sort of like eating ice cream for every meal. There is no going back to your old job once you retire. I will be 65 this year but my wife is 8 years behind. She is ready to retire now. Maybe I have become a stress junkie. Any words of wisdom from people who were in a similar position?[/QUO
One fourth of my grade school class is dead. I am 57, love my OB Nursing job. I look around me and look at the Nurses who have no chance of retiring,.
They have knee replacement and hip replacements and shoulder and back problems. They all work in pain.
I want to retire as quick as I can. It is 60 for me. !