Barry

And, you know, quite honestly,

You know, we all are retired, but we're still work.

I mean, even just doing health chatter.

That's continuing to work.

So that might, you know, sort of help us.

And it often depends on the type of job that people have before.

So your occupational group makes a difference.

If you are members of different groups that you are involved with.

And then, as I mentioned before, whether your retirement is voluntary or involuntary, but either way,

I don't know if anybody remembers the Holmes-Ray stress scale.

I think it's also called the social readjustment stress scale.

That's where certain life events cause us stress.

Now, stress isn't always negative, right?

It's also positive.

So like death of a spouse is the number one stressful thing that causes stress for us.

Retirement is number 10 on the list.

And other things on there are

uh, divorce, marital separation, uh, being incarcerated, death of a family member, uh, personal injury or illness, um, being fired or laid off different from retirement, you know, from retirement.

Um, and, uh, so, oh, even marital, oh, marriage.

Okay.