The Hardest Years In Life Are Those

Science Has Taught Us To Lengthen Life. Now We Must Learn To Make A Longer Life Worth Living. Older People Deserve Choices That Let Us Live Out Our Days As We Wish. We've Seen People Making Such Choices All Over America, And We Realize What We Might Have Known From The Start: For Most Of Us, There Really Is No Place Like Home.

We Live In A Very Tense Society. We Are Pulled Apart... And We All Need To Learn How To Pull Ourselves Together.... I Think That At Least Part Of The Answer Lies In Solitude.

We Rely Upon The Poets, The Philosophers, And The Playwrights To Articulate What Most Of Us Can Only Feel, In Joy Or Sorrow. They Illuminate The Thoughts For Which We Only Grope; They Give Us The Strength And Balm We Cannot Find In Ourselves. Whenever I Feel My Courage Wavering, I Rush To Them. They Give Me The Wisdom Of Acceptance, The Will And Resiliance To Push On.

The Faster We Travel, The Less There Is To See.

Mere Longevity Is A Good Thing For Those Who Watch Life From The Side Lines. For Those Who Play The Game, An Hour May Be A Year, A Single Day's Work An Achievement For Eternity.