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Live Long And Prosper? You May Have It In You
Mary Harada's father lived to 102, healthy and sharp to the end. She wouldn't mind living that long, if she could stay as mentally and physically fit as he was. "He died sitting in his chair,'' says Harada, 80, a retired history professor who lives in West Newbury, Mass. "He was in excellent shape until his heart stopped.''
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What it Takes to Live up to 100 Years
Mary Harada's father lived to 102, healthy and sharp to the end. She wouldn't mind living that long, if she could stay as mentally and physically fit as he was.
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Live Long And Prosper? You May Have It In You
Mary Harada's father lived to 102, healthy and sharp to the end. She wouldn't mind living that long, if she could stay as mentally and physically fit as he was. "He died sitting in his chair,'' says Harada, 80, a retired history professor who lives in West Newbury, Mass. "He was in excellent shape until his heart stopped.''
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What it Takes to Live up to 100 Years
Mary Harada's father lived to 102, healthy and sharp to the end. She wouldn't mind living that long, if she could stay as mentally and physically fit as he was.
