How soon should older people share their medical health with someone they are dating?

Answer 1

As soon as the two decide to become intimate.

Answer 2

Good question with lots of ramifications. If the health problems are not obvious (such as being in a wheelchair, on oxygen, etc) but serious and require specific, regular attention, this is important information that should be shared. But remember that older people are a lot more tolerant and willing to be accepting of frailties in others. Almost everybody has some health issue, it's just that as we get older we tend to think more about health. If the question pertains to, say an older man and a younger woman, that's another story. Also, if one of the parties if sufficiently wealthy that medical problems are not really problems, it may not be important. Good luck with this one.

Answer 3

That is about all us old folks talk about. So I would say about 30 seconds.

I don't do it. It just drives me nuts when my friends start doing it though. AAAHHHH it puts me into a mind melt so quickly.

M

Answer 4

My first reaction to your question was laughter. But seriously, ASAP. If you're spending time with this person, they need to know what to do in case of emergency

Answer 5

u know when they love each other and they feel deep love
then they will defeat any disease attack them and their body will make strong defense
as the older person feel comfortable and happy as be healthier forever

Answer 6

When they first meet. As a disabled person, if you are up front about it, you'll find out if that person is more interested in you than in your disability.

Answer 7

When the feel the relationship is going to get serious..

Answer 8

it depends on how much they are willing to commit themselves to each other for a long period of time.

tif they feel it may be necessary, then do what you will.

Answer 9

like how old is ur older?

Answer 10

never unless you have a disease. or are having children