Thanks for adding your comment!

Thanks for adding your comment. There is no question that family dynamics exist in (nearly) every case. However, the important thing is that there is a will and that there are considerations given when applicable to gifting early.

Thanks for your comment, @deductedcoma. Much appreciated

Thank you very much, @feyzane :)

That's true - according to the CDC, roughly twice as many people die of cold than of heat. Maybe a topic for a video this winter! Thanks for your comment @paulcowan3222

Thank you so much for your comment @robertaldaron8617. The solution to these issues could be so simple if only there was the will to do something about it. You may wish to read my full article on my website, where I link to the Foundation here that has set up these tiny home villages for homeless Vets. It's called Homes for Heroes Foundation. Wishing you all the best.

Thank you for sharing your comment @cynthiaforequity. Solutions don't have to be difficult, but there does need to be a willingness from those who can make a difference!

Thanks for your comment. You can read about the proper technique in my article: agapimarketing.com/nexsteps/walking-well-steps-to-a-healthier-pain-free-life. If you still wish to see a demonstration, I would suggest that you search in KZbin about proper walking technique to avoid or alleviate pain. Cheers.

I'm hoping that by exposing these issues and getting enough voices, we can perhaps move the needle! Thanks for your comment.

Thanks! :)

Thanks for your comment

Thanks for adding your voice. Much appreciated

Thank you for taking the time to comment. Much appreciated.

Thanks for adding your voice! Much appreciated

Yes, that's correct. :)

Thanks for taking the time to comment. I agree; I'd love to know and understand my gut biome and see how I could improve it.

Yes, a friend of mine required one. Thanks for taking the time to share your comment

Thanks for sharing

Thanks for taking the time to share your comment

You are very fortunate in Denver. Here in Calgary, we have a severe housing shortage. In my full video, I do mention that it depends on where you live, but I'm glad to know our "sister city" of Denver has plenty of housing. It is unfortunate that the rent prices and availability are dependent on those who only hold the property for an investment. Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts.

@@agapimarketing Denver is an appropriate sister city to Calgary. Two great cities. I was not aware that this was Canada based. At least here in the US, greed is the root. Thanks

@@whatthehellisgoingon5789 I don't think that is limited to the US! And our politicians aren't making things better with their policies.

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Yes, in North America we certainly have lots of land. But there seems to be little incentive to develop those areas. Thank you for commenting.

That has certainly played a part. Housing is in short supply, and it is irresponsible to create an even bigger strain - for the immigrants and for the citizens of a country.

Thanks for taking the time to comment and share your thoughts.

Thank you for taking time to comment. I appreciate it.

That is such an important point you make - that challenges are temporary! Thanks for taking the time to comment. :)

Thanks for sharing. The media loves to talk about all this wealth, but you are in the vast majority!

Hahaha! Thanks for your post! And thanks for making it real. More of us need to stop taking ourselves so seriously.

LOL - Believe me, as a Boomer myself, we are not forgotten. In fact, most of my content is about boomers as we are the generation currently in retirement or considering retirement. I appreciate your comment! Please do check out some of my other videos or the content on my website ;)

Thanks for taking the time to contribute your thoughts! I love it when people engage. :)

We're annoyed by all the whining and wailing we see today.

Thanks for sharing! It's unfortunate that the focus is on the generations on either side of you. I'm happy that you found your footing and that, indeed, life is good!

Thanks for adding your voice! :)

Isn't that the truth! Thanks for the laugh!

Yes, technology can take some time for our elders to grasp. I love when the younger generation takes the time to assist them :) Thanks for sharing your comment.

Thanks for sharing your comment! That is so true. We can learn from those cultures who are older and wiser in many ways.

You are very welcome. Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment

Thank you for sharing your thoughts here. I believe we should all be able to choose the life we wish, and have been creating videos over the past couple of months with the intention of stimulating dialogue. Your response has demonstrated that people do want to talk about these issues. Much appreciated.

Thanks for your comment :)

Yes, there certainly is a trend towards high density housing. Thanks for taking the time to share your comment

Thanks for your comment. As mentioned in the video, I am suggesting that we open a dialogue. We need to see how far we are willing to go as a society to sustain life. I work every day with seniors and their families to ensure they are living the best life they can, and the best life they want. And we need to ask those people who are living longer lives what it is that they want. Many of them are not happy. They can't afford many things, some of them have lost all the people in their lives who mattered to them, and many of them have commented to me that they are just tired. I love the scientific aspect of what can be done, but I do think we at least need to talk about things like this that impact individuals and society. Your turn. :)

Thank you for sharing your comment.

I appreciate you taking the time to share your comment. Starting a dialogue is the first step to change

Thank you for sharing your thoughts here. My intent is stimulate discussion and I appreciate you taking the time to comment.

Thanks for your comment. Distribution of resources and population is definitely a major part of sustainability, but the bigger question is the ethical question about continuing to sustain individuals through medical and pharmacological interventions, requiring more resources and creating strain on those resources. I'm hoping to stimulate discussion about the ethics and the moral responsibility of continuing to add years and years to humans, many of whom have run out of financial resources, friends, and in many cases, family, and are existing but not having an enjoyable experience. I'm not stating a preference one way or the other, but do think that as a society we should at least be opening dialogue and exploring options.

I appreciate your comment! And I appreciate that you are trying to help fix things!!!

Thanks for taking the time to share your thoughts.

I think that we have to examine the ethical and moral dilemma that is a result of all the medical advances. While it is exciting to see how much can be done, it creates another layer of issues. Our planet can't support and endless number of people and we don't have the means for an older and older population to be able to live safely. Thanks for taking the time to share your comment!

@agapimarketing The nursing homes are filled with these poor souls being kept alive on 15 different medications a day , they don't know wear they are who they are , can't eat themselves , can't shower alone I mean what is there quality of life it's awful I'm 54 I don't want to end up like that