She's 67 and very fit and active indeed.
However, last winter she slipped on ice and dislocated her shoulder. IMO she's never properly recovered - she suddenly looked old, for the first time, that day and hasn't got back to her old self.
Since then she's suffered a nasty scald due to what was on the face of it carelessness on her part (weeks of treatment at burns unit) and yesterday she's fallen on the golf course and broken her wrist.
She's one of those super efficient, never had a days sickness types but I'm worried that these things are too frequent and she should be slowing down a bit, although it would be a very brave person who told her that. She's still cooking dinner for my DC tonight 
It's a regular arrangement and she wouldn't hear of it when I suggested we did something different this week.
The burn happened because she was trying to do too many things at once.
Anyway, my questions are:
- should a soft landing like a squelchy golf course break a wrist? (i.e. has she become unusually fragile?)
- How many accidents is too many/unusually high?
- What on earth can/should I do about it?