Same. Sometimes I'll be driving to shops or whatever and see some old person taking a baby step every 5-10 seconds with a pause in between with every movement seeming strained. I will be returning in car 20-30mins later and they will have moved maybe 100 metres. I give them props for not using mobility scooters but wtf is the point in just collecting your pension, living in fear, having no clue what's going on and being in pain all the time?
Take an ounce of white and go out in style.
I think a lot is in your lifestyle, people who work and are active seem to be better, longer than people who just punch a 9-5 and come home and sit.
My grandfathers on both sides were extremely hard workers, and extremely active, working from the time they got up until dinner time even after retirement, one is 85, the other is 99, and they both act/look like someone 20 years younger. Both fully functional, just a little slower and weaker. Except the 99 year old one, time is hitting him hard now, but 5 years ago he fell off his neighbors roof while helping him do a roof job.
You'll also see people in their 60s hunched over, can't function, looking like theyre 95 because they weren't active or just let themselves fall apart after retirement.