Overall, everything is going to be fine. I've made a lot of money, so that counts for something.
It counts for something today.
I'm doing fine for now. I don't know if my pension plan will remain funded and the rest of my investments will be yielding less because of lower interest rates and company dividends. Who knows what will happen to real estate or how much my money will actually buy in future. But OK for now.
This should be a lesson that life can turn on a dime. On March 13 I was shaking hands with people on a golf course in So Cal. Three days later I was running for home before my medical coverage was cancelled, not making contact with anyone and holing up for two weeks when we got home. And as we all know, life hasn't been the same since.