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loss of health

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If older people were asked to choose between this modest amount of additional income to compensate for loss of health and independence, and, on the other hand, the restoration of full health and strength, it would be no contest
And illness often led to job loss and a subsequent loss of health coverage.
At a time of stress or serious loss of health, spiritual comfort is not an optional extra - it is the duty of a civilised society to provide it.
 
 
 
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