Some things change with age, and the way we think about life changes too.  I am glad to be heading for 70, seems as if at that time life slows down a bit so you can enjoy it more.  Hope you and your wife find that too.

Well, I turned 70 back in 2014 and to me it's just another decade. But I'm lucky to have a good marriage and good health and a great family. That makes a huge difference. Just remember, getting old may suck but it sure beats the alternative.

RonA

I had one this year. I had to be able to stand up,balance,and put my arms in right position. Since this is difficult for me, I used my walker that luckily fit under the machine so I could hold on,sit down as needed.

I was able to put my arms up to get the print. They were very accommodating. If I could not get this done and I needed it, then insurance would need to let me get another diagnostic method regardless of cost. With the national attention about breast cancer I am sure reputable insurance will be thrilled to advocate prevention. We hope.

Glad it worked out regardless for your wife.

Take Care