How old would you say someone needs to be before it can be argued that they died of old age?
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Dying of 'old age.'
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Old age is rarely a cause of death. Old age is when body systems weaken and fail and one or more of those failed systems result in death. In men before age 80 and women in around 80 to 90.
I was just at the home visiting my mother today and they were all out in a singing event. I looked around at all the white haired ppl and noticed 30 women and 3 men.
Guys, we will likely not end up in a nursing home in old age.
Old age is rarely a cause of death. Old age is when body systems weaken and fail and one or more of those failed systems result in death. In men before age 80 and women in around 80 to 90.
I was just at the home visiting my mother today and they were all out in a singing event. I looked around at all the white haired ppl and noticed 30 women and 3 men.
Guys, we will likely not end up in a nursing home in old age.
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Old age? I think 105 might be a good place to start considering it. Interestingly though, I read that nobody HAS died of old age since 1952 because that's when they stopped listing that as the cause of death on the certificates.
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Opa Shale wrote:Guys, we will likely not end up in a nursing home in old age.
All right!
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My great aunt died at age 77 and it was dismissed as old age, so late 70s to 80s i guess.
wants2laugh- …is a Power Member.
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everyone in my family dies in their 90s. The german side gets alzheimers, and the italian side smoked themselves to cancer. I guess i'm looking at alzheimers. Someone shove a needle in me before then please
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Well....They have to have died from something, I think that is just an expression for the elderly "they died of old age"
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Somewhere in the 80's I guess.
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