11-16-2007, 07:56 AM
I think it so depends on the person.
Shadow has some good points but my partner and I are the complete opposite of what he wrote. Being artists you never know if/when you will find success or how long it will lasts and that stress or love of your art can keep you young too.
Our business was making designer young menswear in a very sporty fashion. Having your own business is also stressful and can keep you young or kill you.
I guess I was lucky never learning to drive so only walked, ran or cycled. Last lived in San Francisco and could cycle or run the highest of hills for hours.
For my 40th birthday I went to a clinic to get the "40 year old male checkup" and that was the end of my health. Stay away from doctors!
They found that I had Hep C and had it for about 20+ years but no one could tell from my health. I moved back to a small town in Pennsylvania to help my parents out and treat for Hep C. The treatment nearly killed me but it did cure my Hep C. Two and a half years after ending all treatment I am still suffering from the medication/poison. I am totally disabled and only dream about holding a job.
So having the right attitude and looking at life positively and handling stress the right way will keep you young but if you dont have your health you dont have shit!
Stay healthy my young friends.
frank
Shadow has some good points but my partner and I are the complete opposite of what he wrote. Being artists you never know if/when you will find success or how long it will lasts and that stress or love of your art can keep you young too.
Our business was making designer young menswear in a very sporty fashion. Having your own business is also stressful and can keep you young or kill you.
I guess I was lucky never learning to drive so only walked, ran or cycled. Last lived in San Francisco and could cycle or run the highest of hills for hours.
For my 40th birthday I went to a clinic to get the "40 year old male checkup" and that was the end of my health. Stay away from doctors!
They found that I had Hep C and had it for about 20+ years but no one could tell from my health. I moved back to a small town in Pennsylvania to help my parents out and treat for Hep C. The treatment nearly killed me but it did cure my Hep C. Two and a half years after ending all treatment I am still suffering from the medication/poison. I am totally disabled and only dream about holding a job.
So having the right attitude and looking at life positively and handling stress the right way will keep you young but if you dont have your health you dont have shit!
Stay healthy my young friends.
frank
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