Her: 15 years younger than him and chronically ill.
Him: about to retire.
Both, definitely: Too young to sit around. Too old for someday.
The big question: How do we want to live from 2029 onward?
The answer: We travel.
Not always the way we used to. Not always the way we would like to. But the way that works for us today.
With a rollator, with breaks, with plenty of curiosity, and the firm belief that Plan B isn’t necessarily the lesser plan.
Welcome to Rollator reist mit.
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