I read your post about people looking down on adult children living with retired parents, life choices etc.
Wow. My opinion-if you care what others think you give up important power that should be yours. As to choices. There are always choices
besides the one that you or I have made. As to our path to the villages. Not to go too deep into it but, one of my friends used to describe himself as an overnight success-it only took him 50 years. There is opportunity everywhere. Often we do not see it. For me, nothing came easy. FAILURE WAS SIMPLY AN OPTION THAT I COULD NOT AFFORD. When I got married my new worth was NEGATIVE NUMBERS. I owed 13,000 in college loans and had spent years of money I had earned WORKING. My degree was in unemployment. Aside if you say well 13,000 is less than I owe, in today's dollars it is about 6x so 78,000.

FORGIVE ME BUT........................

I'm living in The Villages to help out parents. Anyone else under 50 looking for cohorts to socialize and have fun with?

Is anyone else finding the change in health care frustrating? I love my internal medicine doctor but, I can only see him for annual checkups. When I'm sick I'm directed to urgent care! Urgent care is a more expensive copay than seeing my doctor and urgent care doesn't have any history on me or has ever even seen my face.
Further, every problem is delegated to a specialist. No one physician has a complete picture of my health issues which may or may not overlap or be a result of a condition treated by a different physician.
I don't recall this being true in the past and strikes me a dangerous. Does anyone else feel as I do or has found a doctor in The Villages that is more of a traditional family doctor?