Is It A Safe Bet That If Still Have Thick Hair At 45, You Probably Won't Go Bald?

Greetings,

So I was just curious - since I still have a very thick head of hair at 45 years old, is it probably a safe bet that I will always have my hair? If I was going to go bald, wouldn't I already be starting the process at this age.

My hair has gone gray though ala George Clooney, but thick as can be. I am sure as I age - it might thin out a bit, but I never really seen someone that had thick hair in their mid to late 40's and was bald or really thinning in their 50's. I am sure it has happened though.

Has anyone here lost their hair later in life - of course not due any unfortunate health reasons, even though you had a full head of head in your 40's?

And yes, my grandfather on my mother's side didn't lose his hair.

Thanks!

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Is It A Safe Bet That If Still Have Thick Hair At 45, You Probably Won't Go Bald?