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5. Indeed, this was some of the examples that they gave

Reply to Bradshaw3 (Reply #2)

Thu Dec 13, 2018, 12:33 AM

Dec 2018

One of the problem, also, is that as many age, their circle of friends shrinks. Some die, some move away, some get sick and move to senior living place, or assisted living.

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