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> losing the birth-lottery He actually WON the birth lottery, having died at age 96. The medal was probably a more practical asset to sell-off for the family t
by crispyambulance 8y ago
> losing the birth-lottery
He actually WON the birth lottery, having died at age 96. The medal was probably a more practical asset to sell-off for the family than something like real-estate.
The cited rate for skilled nursing care in the article is not accurate. US 10K/month is about normal for a SHARED room for someone who is NOT in a memory unit. It only goes higher from there.
There's something to be said for keeling over from a sudden heart attack as a septuagenarian.