What if your father died at age 52 of a heart attack? He was overweight. He smoked and led a sedentary lifestyle. He simply didn't do anything to take care of himself and appears to have paid the price.
Now there is you. Never smoked. Never drank. You get plenty of exercise. Your weight has always [...]
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