Hello, Geezer coming back to this forum. Paul B
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Paul B
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It took a couple of years but I got to say, my tank doesn't look too bad now. It went through a couple of years of everything being covered with invasive sponge which killed all my gorgonians and lots of corals. Then a year or two of Dino's, which killed more corals, then very long hair algae, which, again, did a number on my corals, so now I just have to wait until my corals grow back to their former height.
But I still have over 40 fish which are all happy and healthy with a few spawning.
But I still have over 40 fish which are all happy and healthy with a few spawning.
Paul B
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As I was on here this morning, I heard my wife scream. She fell in the bedroom so of course I ran to her but couldn't get her back on to the bed.
The days where I would lift her up and put her on my shoulder are long over and she is not overweight by any stretch of the imagination.
But supposedly we lose 3% of muscle every year after about 40 so I figure I lost 99% of my muscles and only my eyelids are still strong.
Even though I am now the same weight I was when I got married in 1973, and I walk a couple of miles and exercise every day while eating only the "right" foods that are supposed to allow me to live forever, it doesn't keep your muscles as strong as when you are 40.
She is now sleeping on the bedroom floor. I covered her and put a pillow under her head. No, not over it.
Unfortunately, this is now a weekly occurrence as you don't get over MS.
The days where I would lift her up and put her on my shoulder are long over and she is not overweight by any stretch of the imagination.
But supposedly we lose 3% of muscle every year after about 40 so I figure I lost 99% of my muscles and only my eyelids are still strong.
Even though I am now the same weight I was when I got married in 1973, and I walk a couple of miles and exercise every day while eating only the "right" foods that are supposed to allow me to live forever, it doesn't keep your muscles as strong as when you are 40.
She is now sleeping on the bedroom floor. I covered her and put a pillow under her head. No, not over it.
Unfortunately, this is now a weekly occurrence as you don't get over MS.
