• Random_Character_A@lemmy.world
    8·
    7 days ago
    • At 30 you reach the peak.
    • At 40 you start to have small health problems that don’t go away and are mostly annoyance.
    • At 50 you seek help because it’s more than annoyance. You get your first permanent medication.
    • At 60 it’s somewhat limiting and for the first time causing Intermediate pain.
    • At 70 it’s debilitating and pain is a familiar companion. You might have your first seizures.
    • At 80 if it hasn’t killed you yet, it soon will. You are probably an invalid or close to it.
    • At 90 if you are still hanging on, you are waiting for death and welcoming it.

    That’s pretty much it, ±10 years.

    • mudmaniac@lemmy.world
      2·
      6 days ago

      If you spend most of your teenage and adult years over the weight of 220 pounds you can move your timetable ahead 10 - 15 years. Permanent medication at 30 or 40, debilitating pain especially in the knees at 45, heart problems anytime from 40-60, welcoming death at 80,