Life Expectancy Calculator

Oh, my.... I'd better reserve a spot at Cathe's retirement home now!! I got 110!!?? Maybe I made a mistake somewhere in the questionare....I didn't think I was THAT healthy!!! Must be all that chocolate and pizza:eek::eek:
~~Nancy J.~~
 
Yeah!!!

105!!! I didn't expect that at all. :D Especially since my father has Parkinson's and my maternal and paternal grandmothers had Alzheimer's. I don't want to live that long if I don't have all my "faculties" and can't move well.
 
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spyrosmom said:
I got 86. That's more than enough for me, thanks. I really don't plan on living past 60 or so. 60 seems like a good age to go. I have no desire to end up with aches and pains all over all the time, or in a nursing home sitting in a bed of my own pee. Negative, I know, but that's how I feel. DH on the other hand, would love to be immortal. Not me, I'm ready to check out at 60.

Nan
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My Dad is 78 and in great shape, still does work for the U of I and travels all over the world giving lectures. 60 is awful young to check out.
 
96.

If I want to live longer, I need to get more sleep, eat more dairy products, move away from the city and keep better medical records.
 
I got 98. But I am not interested in living past when I can be involved in the lives of others. I can even handle some dependence, but forgotten in a nursing home sounds nightmarish.
 
materialsgirl said:
103... not bad. As long as I can still do CC workouts at that age. ;)
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We need to discuss the home for aging Cathletes and the amenities we want. We will need a CC room equipped with every piece of stationary cardio equipment known to man. And instead of shuffleboard, there can be a swanky room outfitted with every kind of step bench for the fans of Cathe's cardio. :D
 
Just out of curiosity, I recalculated, using my lifestyle that I had when I was in my early 20's (though, oops!, I forgot to change my birthdate accordingly to "make me" 20-something).

Now, my life expectancy dropped to 88!
 
I took the test and came up with 93. I got Hubby to take it and he surprised me with a 91. I expected him to be more around 70. Apparently he's in much better shape than I thought!!!

I've only been exercising for about 2 years. Before that I was a pre-diabetic couch potato. I'd be curious to go back two years and put in that information and see what age I get from there.


ETA: I went back and re took the test using my couch potato lifestyle to the best of my memory and came up with 73.
 
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