Queen Elizabeth II has passed away - keep posts civil and respectful

My nan was totally fine, lived on her own, no mobility issues until she was 95, had one fall and then 9 months later she had deteriorated dramatically and needed fulltime care then died aged 96

Well the police had to confiscate my great-grandad’s bike for being a danger to traffic. 95. He worked in the hop farms, spent his entire life working outside and he deteriorated once confined to the home.

I think there’s a lot said for mental exercise and physical exercise lengthening life time.
 
I know they have taken down the no entry sign to Balmoral, but is that a hand sanitiser thing on the right? Sure that needs to come off too so they get clean images. Stand out like a sore thumb.
 
Looking at back at today's message #370 I think I would like to send TheOracle £50 if he or she promises never to give opinion as to my future well being! A more appropriate forum name is sadly hard to imagine.
 
Regardless of what I think of the royals and the Queen, she has had a bloody good innings at 96 and lead a very interesting life.

If she has passed or about to hope it's not painful and gets a good send off from family

I think one can rest assured, despite Great Britain's problems, Her Majesty will have an exceptionally "good" send off!
 
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