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Wulfweard
ANSWERS: 18
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If I was fit, why not? If I wasn't then definately not. I would never like to be a burden to my husband or children or grandchildren for that matter.
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Yes, I would like to live to be 100 if it is the will and purpose of God for me. It is my earnest hope that I will still continue to enjoy good health until such time when I will bid farewell to the world.
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No, if I was in failing health. Yes, if I was 100 with the body & health of a 50 year old.
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I have a 'bum-leg' and herniated disks in my neck (and now lower in the spine (sigh) ). I am in constant pain - I wake up sore, stiff and hurting and go to bed in agony. Another 50-40 years of this is not something I would like to do.
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I would be disappointed if I did not make 100.I hope to go beyond that age.
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I may be predestined to that fate if the family history of cancer or heart disease is not in my future. My great aunt lived to be 101 :)
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No. I doubt I'll make it much past 30. That's just a feeling I've always had.
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I'll live forever or die trying!
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I think I'm going to live till I'm 93. I don't know why.
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Only if I didn't get old and weak. Since that doesn't really happen, then no.
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Sure, if I was still reasonably fit and healthy. Any longer than 100 years would be pushing it though - when you're that old, you inevitably start out-living your loved ones, and that would be a very lonely life.
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No :)
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Yes I would love to.Can do more and achieve more for as long as I do not burden anyone.
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I doubt it. My family is waaaaaaaaaaaaay too prone to cancer for that to happen. People die in their 50's on average in my family.
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No. I want to live longer. Maybe 120+
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I wouldn't have a problem with it as long as I still had my mind and phyical shape intact and wasn't a burden on anyone.
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no I don't want to live to be 100
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yes i would love to but with a few conditions 1. to keep my mind active 2. to keep my body active 3. to keep my toilet skills active if i have all the above i want to live until i am 150!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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