The longer you live the longer you will live

Of course this is a truism and not 100% verifiable. However, it is a tendency I have noticed once people get over 30 or get onto Medicare more than anything else. Why is this?

Basically, if you can enjoy life enough to want to be a live somewhere on earth to make it to 30 then you might also get to retirement age and if you get on Medicare (without dying before this) then likely you could live longer and longer and longer. Why?

Because most of your medical expenses are covered by Medicare after 65 once you qualify for this.

So, once again: "THE LONGER YOU LIVE THE LONGER YOU WILL LIVE" IS TRUE BASICALLY FOR MOST PEOPLE (AT LEAST IN THE UNITED STATES). 

For EXAMPLE, I didn't have health care insurance mostly between the ages of 15 and 45 for the most part even though I had it sometimes. However, then I remarried at age 47 and my new wife insisted I have medical insurance or she wouldn't marry me. Smart Girl! So, I had medical insurance from around age 46 to the present in one form or another and it has saved my life and my finances again, again and again many times over.

So, once again if you can get to 30 and 65 and get on Medicare "The longer you live the longer you will live" if you want to.

By God's Grace