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F is for Friends In her book ‘ Coping With Old Age’ Pat Blair writes ‘It is being loved, wanted and needed by others that often makes life worth living. Without the contact of other human beings, problems become larger, ailments assume greater proportions and there is no yardstick by which problems can be put into perspective.’ The trouble is there aren’t so many people around as you get older to whom you can relate. Some have died. You may have moved away from where you once lived. Moreover it is less easy to make new friends; you no longer