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My parents are over 60. since they retired they have become lazy and not so proactive with health anymore. can it be fixed?
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When we retire we: often fall out of the routine that we had when we were working. How about helping your parents become aware of the value of activity through encouraging them to see their physician for health information and also making them aware of activities for retirees in their community. Speaking with a psychologist about the transition can be helpful as well. Ultimately, the decision will be theirs.
Answered 11/28/2017
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