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Kathleen McQuillan Kathleen McQuillan Many would agree that discussing maladies and afflictions isn’t a favored topic of conversation. But get above the age of sixty-five and it is often the first one out of the gate. Younger than that, and we’re still sharing notes on raising children or the latest woes at work. If you’re lucky to have retired early enough, travelogues might start replacing the dramas of family life. Or perhaps you’ve found joy and contentment with sweet little moments spent with the grandkids. But it seems, as the years march on, nothing can compete with the in-depth coverage of our aches and pains. It’s human nature to seek company when the road is rough and illness is often the most important thing happening. Nonetheless, there are times I harken back to some phone chats with my cousin, a semi-retired parish priest, who once implored, “Let’s skip the organ recital.” At first, I was confused but once I got it, I could only

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