Yeah, I have to think this is the most powerful drug for longevity:
"But she does get an energy boost from seeing the little kids running around on the playground or six-year-olds cycling past her as she pushes her walker to a comfortable park bench."
Thanks for the lovely post Kevin. May I ask about the type of knee surgery Grandma Kay had at 96? Also does she manage any chronic diseases? Asking for myself!
Lovely and Inspiring!
Yeah, I have to think this is the most powerful drug for longevity:
"But she does get an energy boost from seeing the little kids running around on the playground or six-year-olds cycling past her as she pushes her walker to a comfortable park bench."
Thanks Barbara. Always fun to find a good way to close the story, and even better when readers note they appreciate how it wrapped up!
Go, Grandma Kay! An inspiring lady. It's lovely to hear she's still feisty!
Happy early 103rd to Grandma Kay! No doubt there's a benefit from the fresh air at the park bench too!
Thanks Cherie!
Hi Kevin,
Another interesting info. Looking forward to reading your book. Take your time but make it finished by the end of the year
Phil
Thanks Phil!
Kevin, This is as alwasys great. She has so much common sense that puts her experience in reach of almost everyone. Thanks!
Thanks Liz! 😀
Long live Grandma Kay!
Thanks for the lovely post Kevin. May I ask about the type of knee surgery Grandma Kay had at 96? Also does she manage any chronic diseases? Asking for myself!
Thanks Jane! She had full-knee replacement. She also manages heart disease with a pacemaker and meds.
That's pretty amazing. I will tell my Dad!