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Downsizing, To Move or Not to Move? That is the Question
Aging Well | Last Active: Mar 23 9:13pm | Replies (473)Comment receiving replies
Sundance,
Wherever you move to, make sure there are major medical hospitals, universities close by. Very important as we age. Also, as time goes by we are less inclined to want to travel any distance for care.
That’s why I suggested california, since you are a San Fernando valley baby. UCLA is just over the hill.
Try and get rid of as much as you can before the move.
I’ve been downsizing for over a month now. The charity thrift stores would love your stuff, I’m sure.
Wondering, have you been tested for arthritis?
Just don’t over do it, aches and pains are not worth it.
Funcountess
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@funcountess I agree wholeheartedly. I will not move to any place further than we already are from top medical care. As it is, Boston is about 55 miles away, it can take 2 hours, very occasionally even more, so if/when we manage to move I would like to be a little closer. I know a number of people who had retired to places a distance from top medical care who as they got older and needed more care ended up returning to the Boston area. I live outside of Manchester (NH) and even though it's a good sized city the medical care does not compare to Boston.
JK