THE FEARS OF GROWING OLD

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p_rehbein

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Not serious fears........... but............



these kinda fears.........

:eek::D
 
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Kim82

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Once you get to be 102, you'll have no fears...you'll just be a jolly old person:p
 

TabinRivCA

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Gotta be aware of wind, both ways.
Getting older will either make someone get older or get better:cool: with a little help. Look at Abraham & Sarah in the OT.
 
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Ruby123

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Not being able to play table tennis like I used to.......

 

HumbleOne

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Being stuck in a wheel chair and getting arthritis in the back.
 

mar09

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Being stuck in a wheel chair and getting arthritis in the back.
And that's why we care for our health too like a precious gift, do as well as we can to prevent these from happening. Our spiritual well-being is so valuable, but other people not just learn abt physical health and well-being, but practice it:).

God bless all who care for the Temple of the Holy Spirit.
 

Lynx

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Aug 13, 2014
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"Getting old ain't for sissies."

If we're going to make this a serious thread after all, directly against the intent of the one who started the thread... I take a philosophical perspective. I know I will get older and my abilities will diminish. What I cannot do in the future, I will not do. If it needs to be done anyway, I trust God will have someone in place to do it.

I will still do what I can as long as I can though. I park at the tail end of the church parking lot because I can still walk just fine, and I'm not parking closer until I get a LOT older and more stove-up. But when I do park closer, I will have good reason to and I'll have no shame about not being able to walk that far any more.
 

Jase

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Don't be afraid of growing old...

You'll still do stupid stuff...only slower! 😉
 
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I don’t care how old I get, I’m not getting my prostate checked.
 

Lynx

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Don't be afraid of growing old...

You'll still do stupid stuff...only slower! 😉
That's great!

I have noticed with some dismay that becoming an adult did not keep me from doing stupid stuff like I thought it would when I was a kid. But since old age will slow me down, at least I won't be doing as much stupid stuff by default.
 

Seeker47

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That's great!

I have noticed with some dismay that becoming an adult did not keep me from doing stupid stuff like I thought it would when I was a kid. But since old age will slow me down, at least I won't be doing as much stupid stuff by default.
Not necessarily so....we now have more time on our hands to do stupid stuff! ;);)