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Since you have low expectations of what you will enjoy in death, it will obviously be nothing much...........unless there is a surprise in store for you. For those of us who do believe that the soul lives on (after the physical body dies).......they can look forward to being reunited with the spirits of their long departed loved ones......their parents, perhaps a dearly loved spouse who left this earth first...........all of the ancestors who came before them. I know the spirit lives on.......and death is not to be feared...... Our children and grandchildren will be sad for a brief time and then someday they will join us.......... For those of you who believe in reincarnation, perhaps we all will come back again in the same family units to "re do" what we didn't get quite right the first time around..... |
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Perhaps he would have lived much longer with better choices. About passengers passing up dessert on the Titanic: What were the men thinking as they slipped below the surface of the water? "Darn, I could have had dessert!" :icon_hungry: What were the women thinking as they entered the lifeboats? "Too many heavy women and this boat might sink too!" ;) |
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It's complicated ~
I've been on the Med/Diet for several years and it seems to be working for me; at age 74 I'm healthy and don't need to take any prescribed drugs to stay that way. However, I was recently diagnosed with osteoporosis ~~ need to eat gluten-free and dairy-free ~~ weigh only 116 and would love to gain some weight but don't know how to without eating "junk" :shrug:
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Also, not all testing equipment is calibrated to give the same results. So you might test low in one area and normal in another. After reading this book I got the impression that treatments don't work very well because you can build up bone density but it doesn't guarantee that your bones will be stronger. The bottom line: The best one can do is to maintain good health and strength so as to keep from falling because falling is the number one cause of breaking or fracturing bones. Gaining weight: Have you tried gaining weight by eating nuts? Nuts contain good fats and are calorie dense. |
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