Posted by rrlund on March 26, 2016 at 17:42:45 from (162.250.24.184):
In Reply to: Re: Medicare question posted by Pair-a-dice farm on March 26, 2016 at 17:34:43:
Ya,the disability for me was the same as the amount I'd get at 66 and 2. My Dad and all my uncles lived in to their 80s. My mother is 90 and healthy. No cancer to speak of on either side. Had an aunt on Dad's side that lived well in to her 90s. My mother's grand dad lived to 104. I feel like a million dollars since I've started working out again. I think attitude is as important as anything. I need a challenge and something to do. If I took the money early,and my greatest challenge was how to sit on my backside and keep from making too much money so I didn't have to give up my SS in taxes,I probably would be dead within six months. If I die early,oh well. At least the wife can draw more in survivors benefits. I'm not gonna know it,but she will.
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