I'll be 65, dd will be 36. I'm hoping life is at least a little easier for me than it is now, that someone's invented an amazing drug or something to cure OCD or at least massively reduce its impact, that pain killers have been improved in efficacy and reduced side effects.
Living in glasgow hopefully in a small but comfortable accommodation.
If I'm really lucky the economy and disability employment rights have greatly improved so I was able to work in a way suitable for me and contribute to society as well as being able to earn again. I'm not retired yet but hope to in the next few years.
I'm able to enjoy the city, occasionally going to the museums and art galleries, maybe a show, meals out with friends.
Dd has 3 DC that I adore and are growing into wonderful people, I've been able to provide some support to her in caring for them sometimes and have a lovely relationship with them. Her partner/spouse is kind, thoughtful, considerate and hard working. She's working in a career she enjoys finds meaningful, she's railing against it now but she really would make an excellent teacher. So perhaps she's finally listened to mum and trained as a teacher. Or else she's gone into advertising which is where her interest lies now, perhaps working in copywriting or client liaison. Hopefully her disability isn't yet affecting her seriously and maybe there's even been developments in treatment so that she's not in constant pain. Also, that she's not passed it on to any of the dgc (genetic).
Old friends are discussing retiring if they haven't already, but the bonus is I get the occasional visit from a dear old friend and get to reminisce. I may also be able to visit them on occasion including those that live overseas.
If we're going REAL fantasy scenario route, I finally finished a novel, got published and it was a hit! But I'm rebuffing all offers to turn it into a film, instead I envisage a tv series. I've met a kind, fun and thoughtful partner who can deal with all my crap baggage and I've discovered I'm not useless at relationships after all! I have a couple of dogs of my favourite breed who dd complains lightheartedly I spoil. But the dgc love them too. I managed that trip to aus to see family and a couple of dear friends that emigrated there a few years ago. I'm living in my 'adopted home town' (lottery winner house prices!) and able to see my dearest and oldest friends on a regular basis.
"Man plans, and God laughs". Old Yiddish saying. - yep already well aware of that, but we can dream.
I'm holding onto another Jewish saying - "this too shall pass"