Clinton – What’s gotten harder over time?

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I’m just getting older, so you know I haven’t noticed a real decline in my ability to do things. But I can see where that’s starting to sort of go, just from the natural progression of age. And so, being aware and conscious of that, and being a... Show More

I’m just getting older, so you know I haven’t noticed a real decline in my ability to do things. But I can see where that’s starting to sort of go, just from the natural progression of age. And so, being aware and conscious of that, and being a little more diligent about maintaining, and maintenance of my joints and my shoulders. And, not putting myself in a situation that could have some long lasting deteriorative effects. That’s probably the biggest thing.

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Clinton – What’s gotten harder over time?
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I’m just getting older, so you know I haven’t noticed a real decline in my ability to do things. But I can see where that’s starting to sort of go, just from the natural progression of age. And so, being aware and conscious of that, and being a little more diligent about maintaining, and maintenance of my joints and my shoulders. And, not putting myself in a situation that could have some long lasting deteriorative effects. That’s probably the biggest thing.

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