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Should I dump my friends?

Q I have a group of friends I meet twice a year to catch up with. We met when our children were small; we are now in our early 70s. I’ve noticed that the main conversation is their health or ageing. I’m the only one still working and I don’t feel I have time to worry about this. I find it depressing and, frankly, a bit boring. I’m wondering whether to stop seeing them.

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