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TheBeard
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I went over to my grandmother yesterday.
She had a headache, so I asked her if it had been bothering her for long.
She confessed that she had had migraines to varying degree since the age of 8, and she went on saying that since that age she had been popping aspirin on a daily basis.
Sometimes she would go up to 4 pills a day (no idea if it amounts to 2g or 4g total).
I asked her if she had skipped days, she said with an exception or two she had been taking religiously that aspirin everyday.
She looks like she is in her mid 70s, she has full speech capacity and full mobility, an impeccable memory and always a big smile.
Now I know it’s not uncommon for people, especially women to make it to 92, but in that shape with no need for external help in any of the daily tasks, I don’t know many.
She never had major illness nor surgery.
Don’t know if it’s the aspirin, but I was just amused when she mentioned the aspirin for the first time in my life, after I have been reading on it on this forum for a good 2 years.
She had a headache, so I asked her if it had been bothering her for long.
She confessed that she had had migraines to varying degree since the age of 8, and she went on saying that since that age she had been popping aspirin on a daily basis.
Sometimes she would go up to 4 pills a day (no idea if it amounts to 2g or 4g total).
I asked her if she had skipped days, she said with an exception or two she had been taking religiously that aspirin everyday.
She looks like she is in her mid 70s, she has full speech capacity and full mobility, an impeccable memory and always a big smile.
Now I know it’s not uncommon for people, especially women to make it to 92, but in that shape with no need for external help in any of the daily tasks, I don’t know many.
She never had major illness nor surgery.
Don’t know if it’s the aspirin, but I was just amused when she mentioned the aspirin for the first time in my life, after I have been reading on it on this forum for a good 2 years.
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