Re: Elderly -- Easier Sim Living

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Subject: Re: Elderly

Author:
Esther Grumblin

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Date Posted: 09:58:11 04/01/05 Fri
In reply to: Chantal Gillette 's message, "Elderly" on 18:30:04 03/31/05 Thu

Hello, I think it varies from sim to sim. My husband died at 70, but I know of elders in this hood who died younger, and I think the oldest sim here now (alive) is 72 or 73, still working hard and in top shape too. I heard that sims who left the CAS clinic as elderly will die pretty soon, age 65 I think. Sims living a long life will often live longer.

Maybe the food affects our life length? I run a restaurant and I notice many of my guests have reached elderhood. Makes me wanna serve layer cake every day to make them happy, but I think they need healthy food, too. Hehe...

>Hi,
>
>My parents are 64 and I was wondering how much more
>time they will have with us. I'm starting to get very
>sad, because I can see that their time is coming. I'm
>pregnant and I really want them to see their first
>grandchild. Does anyone know how much longer they
>will live or is it different for every sim?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Chantal

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Subject	Author	Date
Re: Elderly	Chantal	11:03:00 04/01/05 Fri