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My Dad (age 81) tore his rotator cuff splitting wood recently. It's slow to heal and he's in a lot of pain which (along with his Alzheimer's) is really getting
by circlefavshape 8mo ago
My Dad (age 81) tore his rotator cuff splitting wood recently. It's slow to heal and he's in a lot of pain which (along with his Alzheimer's) is really getting him down.
Maybe even if you're still fit and strong in your 80s you should let someone else split your wood for you
- socalgal2 8mo agoI hope I’m able to do this when the time comes https://www.thisamericanlife.org/779/ends-of-the-earth https://www.thisamericanlife.org/779/ends-of-the-earth Basically assisted death
- jollyllama 8mo agoI can't speak for him but the reason I want to live somewhere where I split wood at the end is so that I can expire either from want of heat when I become incapable of splitting, or so that the exertion causes me to keel over and expire in nature when it's time.