PSW wrote:
ol'yeller, you share an interesting point.
As we all age and encounter health changes, we need to learn to just adjust and accept and change things to keep on enjoying our lives and hobbies.....like rving. Good for you! You gave up your truck and trailer and got a really nice rig that was easier to enjoy. I applaud you for making those adjustments and just keeping on enjoying life.
Roadtrek (Class B) had a testimonial years ago that was on their homepage. It was a couple in their late 80s that had sold their fiver because of health issues, bought a Roadtrek 190P and kept on traveling and enjoying.
Paul
Thank you for the warm words. It has been hard to get smacked hard by your mortality when you are 57. Now at 61, I can better appreciate what happened to me. I still have some big issues leftover from the damage caused when I ruptured my heart but I take a lot of comfort in knowing about the things I can do. I'd rather celebrate those things than mourn what I've lost. I have 3 amazing little grandkids who think Gramps is the best thing. I can still play with them and get all the hugs and kisses they have to give. I can still hold my beautiful wife of 40 years and share this love of RVing with her. I can still be a huge part of the lives of our 2 daughters and their husbands. I can still drive although not for as long as I used to. Yes, it is much better to be over the hill than under it!
