> If you were *here* long enough, TO comes to  to you! 

Yeah, pretty soon Oshawa will be part of TO.


 >  JD> That makes a whole bunch of us here, let me tell ya.  At her age (85),
 >  JD> that operation is twice as dangerous.
 >
 > WOA! Still giving it that college-try, is she?

She figured that even though it was risky, it was better then living
in constant pain.  Either way the pain would be gone.

 >
 > All my Grand Parents lived to about that age. One smoked cigarettes like
 > nobody's business, two were outright obese for as long as I knew 'em, but th
 > forth outlived them all, and she was a grumpy old cuss. 
 >

My aunt, (her sister), is 87.  On my Dad's side his oldest brother is
91, and he doestnt look or act a day over 70.  Dad died in 89 from a
rare type of atrophy, or rather, it caused his death finally from
Pneumonia.  His parents all lived to be in their 90's.  On Mother's
side my grandmother lived to be in her late 80's.

I think I have a good chance of getting a lot older then I am 

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