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wildbill83 · 41-45, M
many have worked themselves into an early grave with that philosophy...
once people get to 40-50 years old, they must learn to realize that their body can't withstand the punishment and stress that it did 20 years prior
my father learned that lesson the hard way; once by jumping/being thrown 30ft off a piece of machinery and landing on hard pavement, and almost exactly a year later via a heart attack that required an airlift
you just gotta learn to accept your limitations, and distance and/or avoid things that cause stress & hardship.
once people get to 40-50 years old, they must learn to realize that their body can't withstand the punishment and stress that it did 20 years prior
my father learned that lesson the hard way; once by jumping/being thrown 30ft off a piece of machinery and landing on hard pavement, and almost exactly a year later via a heart attack that required an airlift
you just gotta learn to accept your limitations, and distance and/or avoid things that cause stress & hardship.
REMsleep · 41-45, F
@wildbill83 Hope your dad is OK. Sounds like a harsh lesson learned. I'm always making excuses saying..." I"ll slow down once I have XZY" but I never reach my goal