The Difficult Changes of the Senior Years
Marty Robinette
It was a few years ago that I became a full-fledged senior citizen. With all the advantages such as discounted movie tickets, some fast food discounts, and qualifying for Medicare. It seems that AARP thinks I was one at fifty. I rejected that idea until recently. The first sign I knew I was getting older was not being able to run. I ran for exercise and stress reduction for about twenty-five years but then I discovered that arthritis was lurking in my joints. Particularly my knees. A couple of orthoscopic surgeries confirmed this and that became one of my first losses to the process they call aging. I still miss...
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