I'm 84, married 64 years. NOW you tell me.Shock Link Found Between Marriage And Risk of Developing Dementia
In sickness and in health.www.yahoo.com
Finding a special soulmate and tying the knot is, of course, cause for celebration, but new research highlights a surprising potential downside of getting married: it may significantly increase your risk of dementia.
So....there's that to deal with now....
Duh...Shock Link Found Between Marriage And Risk of Developing Dementia
In sickness and in health.
Finding a special soulmate and tying the knot is, of course, cause for celebration, but new research highlights a surprising potential downside of getting married: it may significantly increase your risk of dementia.
So....there's that to deal with now....
We told you 30 years ago, but the dementia had already set in and you forgot.
My wife is a brilliant cook and I can’t compete with that. She cooks. I do pretty much everything else. I win that trade, 100%.
I psych myself out, no question, when it comes to cooking. I suck.
Probably spaghetti. Ravioli. Feel free to mock me as much as you like, I know it’s pathetic.
No no no, I’m not a dick. She cooks dinner, nothing else. When I’m hungry I find something to eat that doesn’t require cooking. Not that hard.
“Would it kill you to answer a yes no question with yes or no?”
And house cats live longer than outdoor cats, but which one has more fun?
Some husbands try that once but only once.
