article_snippet: my children and grandchildren — possibly my great-grandchildren (in my fantasy, I am seriously old but still really fit)
article_snippet: What decided it for me was my 14-year-old daughter Lydia saying:
article_snippet: As my 14-year-old daughter Lydia’s the one who will probably have to take care of me when I am old, that seemed fair.
article_snippet: My memory is probably my greatest gift (my children call me the human Google), so the thought of losing it makes me shiver.
article_snippet: My memory is probably my greatest gift (my children call me the human Google), so the thought of losing it makes me shiver,' says Daisy, pictured here aged 8 .
article_snippet: My mother was still in sound mind when My mother died two years ago, and my father is extremely spry at 80, so I probably have 25 years or so before I need to worry.
article_snippet: And who knows, by the time I reach 70 — the age my grandmother began getting symptoms