none of them. i don't miss them. it doesn't make a difference to me who lives or dies. i am alone and i will always be alone.

>>84509546
Two. My dad's parents died decades ago, my mother's parents are still alive. My granddad has been working hard labour most of his life, has never worked out, doesn't eat fruit or vegetables, and drinks beer every day, sometimes a dozen cans. He never drinks water and only drinks extremely sweet coffee. His favourite food is fish and chips. Every weekend he goes to the pub and gets wasted.

He is nearly 80, and perfectly lean and fit. He has more energy than a lot of men half his age.

>>84509546
My grandfather is 74 and has Parkinson's and Alzheimer's. It's hard to watch his mind go.

>>84509546
Only my grandmother, and I haven't talked to her in 5 years.
Notably I never met either of my grandfathers as they died before I was born.

>>84509595
Alzheimer's at 74 is pretty uncommon. 3-8 percent depending on the study.

>>84509546
All of them, and see them very regularly.
I feel extremely lucky to have them at my age desu

My grandpa from my dads side is getting quite sick tho, typical old dude stuff but sucks to see him end up like this.

>>84509546
Only my mother's stepdad but he's like 98 so he'll expire soon

>>84510151
How is he? 98 is incredibly old

Only one grandmother, who's now in her 90s and still perfectly lucid despite the fact she wasn't a particularly healthy person compared to my other one and I was sure she'd go first
Aging really is 100% genetics

My grandpa killed himself the day before my birthday. Lmao

My dad's aunt is exactly 100 years old she's pretty cool

One, in his nineties. His inheritance is the only hope I have of ever having a home of my own. Not that I want him to die, but I gotta be realistic.

>>84510186
>How is he?
Living in some retirement community in Florida, he's apparently in great shape for someone his age

My grandpa and grandma are in their 80s. I thank god I still have them in my life.