The article emphasizes the importance of regular medical check-ups and health assessments. An anecdote about an older woman who died from acute leukemia underscores the need for routine check-ups, as her late diagnosis might have been prevented. Another contributor highlights the alarming physical decline in otherwise healthy adults, stressing the necessity of consistent exercise into older age. It also advises parents to medicate their ill children before seeking care, urging not to let children endure unnecessary suffering to prove their illness severity.
See your provider on a regular basis, even if you feel well. This woman could have had a chance if she kept up regular medical visits.
It's so important to consistently do some version of moderate cardio and strength training from childhood until past retirement age.
Do not bring your child to a quick care unmedicated because 'we want you to see how sick he is.' You don't know how long it will be...
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