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[quote=Anonymous]I'm 66 and retired last year. I started feeling changes around 50. By 58 I was in chronic pain. I am okay on a day to day basis, but I wish I took better care of my health. Exercise is part of the preventative regiment. Diet, mental health management etc are all important. I did not put any effort into those. All I did was work work save save. Will I have financial issues in the years to come? Hopefully not. I did my best to prepare that. My only advice to anyone is that if you are under 50 and have never exercised please start tomorrow. Once you get to 50, it's downhill from there. [/quote]
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