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2. Acceptance is the last stage of grief. Not really any other options.

Sat Jul 20, 2024, 08:19 PM

Jul 2024

Just keep on keeping on.

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How do you accept aging and changing abilities? [View all] Marthe48 Jul 2024 OP

I'm 75 and things are beginning to happen - as they always do as we age Joinfortmill Jul 2024 #1

Acceptance is the last stage of grief. Not really any other options. surfered Jul 2024 #2

Everyone struggles with that. A bitter joke I read once: marybourg Jul 2024 #3

My Husband and I are in our 70s,,, KarenS Jul 2024 #4

Some Thoughts PikaBlue Jul 2024 #5

I've been by myself for about 10 years, at 75 now. usonian Jul 2024 #6

I fall back on Mickey Rivers: LoisB Jul 2024 #7

I'll share this with my friend Marthe48 Jul 2024 #8