AntonGraza

Hey Fluff - Sorry you are having aches and pains.
As for the 23 data, it was not set up to generate data under ISO 17025 testing methods and be a medical diagnosis provider. You are doing the right thing, seeing various specialist and gathering data.
Try to stay off the computer and looking at medical diagnoses. I know it is hard, but there are SO many articles that are generalized, with the pertinent information not explained very well. Get your own tests and listen to your experts.
I am a big fan of PT, they fix me up, tell me what movements-activities will result in pain/ problems, and help me adjust my life into these new parameters. When I hit a year or two over 40, I noticed I had a marked decrease in flexibility and could not "iron man" weekend warrior -work for long periods of time like I once had and bounce back pain free.
Try not to worry and let us know how you are doing.
Take care - Anton

Thank you everyone that attended yesterday it was a great day!
here a the anonymized pics of the tree planting.
see everyone tonight at dinner.
Daddys tree pics here:

What an amazing beginning of the weekend. Thank you David for throwing such a great party I loved meeting everyone and had some great conversations. The memorial was very moving - reaffirming why we do what we do. I am looking forward to the dinner tomorrow and party on Sunday.
 
Much Love to all,
Peter

Oh yes, Bill Kennedy at the Movies ( a bit player who knew EVERYONE in Hollywood ) and told stories after the commercial breaks while smoking. Rita Bell also had an afternoon movie show. All the classics, I think it was a rule these films all had to be black and white.
So many Canadian kids TV programs on UHF and Channel 9, until it was time for hockey. That is why I am so nice and polite ?
Canada is also responsible for transmitting Benny Hill and Space 1999 across the border.
 
As we got older, Creature Feature and “The Ghoul” sponsored the horror movies, and a lot of Detroit Tiger baseball - all pre cable.

And, Milky the clown.

Twin Pines Dairy

Hey Beemer - Scroll down and see these comments on Victor from 2019. https://message-.net/threads/latest-chicago-recommendations.143312/#post-1632704

Nor do I. I'm pretty sure he never advertised in Michigan. Maybe he'll advertise here if he visits home? ?

Similar to @7829V, my whole life has been devoted to being the perfect employee, husband, dad, Catholic and have never been able to say I am gay and I would like sometime in the last + 20 years to be loved unconditionally for the real me. (Thank goodness there are dogs ?).

I have always tried during times like this to remember the good things that made Guy who he was, what brought him happiness and joy, and how I could pass that on to others as a memorial to Guy’s life.
Thank you Cooper and everyone who reached out to help.

I have always tried during times like this to remember the good things that made Guy who he was, what brought him happiness and joy, and how I could pass that on to others as a memorial to Guy’s life.
Thank you Cooper and everyone who reached out to help.

I have always tried during times like this to remember the good things that made Guy who he was, what brought him happiness and joy, and how I could pass that on to others as a memorial to Guy’s life.
Thank you Cooper and everyone who reached out to help.

I have always tried during times like this to remember the good things that made Guy who he was, what brought him happiness and joy, and how I could pass that on to others as a memorial to Guy’s life.
Thank you Cooper and everyone who reached out to help.

The forum and review sites showed me a door that I didn't know existed and allowed me to safely enter a world that I had only dreamed about. For that I will always be grateful. With sadness - RIP Daddy

Very sad day today. I’m grateful that’s all I’m going to say. Sending you all big love today
Rest Daddy
Just rest
Love David

I have always tried during times like this to remember the good things that made Guy who he was, what brought him happiness and joy, and how I could pass that on to others as a memorial to Guy’s life.
Thank you Cooper and everyone who reached out to help.

I have always tried during times like this to remember the good things that made Guy who he was, what brought him happiness and joy, and how I could pass that on to others as a memorial to Guy’s life.
Thank you Cooper and everyone who reached out to help.

I have always tried during times like this to remember the good things that made Guy who he was, what brought him happiness and joy, and how I could pass that on to others as a memorial to Guy’s life.
Thank you Cooper and everyone who reached out to help.

I have always tried during times like this to remember the good things that made Guy who he was, what brought him happiness and joy, and how I could pass that on to others as a memorial to Guy’s life.
Thank you Cooper and everyone who reached out to help.

Terrible , but expected news.
There is a big void in our lives now. Daddy gave us a forum to make friends and find safety and make the correct choices.
My wish is that some very capable person(s) can keep the Forum online, going forward.
R.I.P.

My condolences to all of you that have known and interacted with him for so long, and called him a friend. Don’t know how I would have taken those first steps into this arena if not for his dedication to these forums.
 
My thanks to him. May he Rest In Peace.

I have always tried during times like this to remember the good things that made Guy who he was, what brought him happiness and joy, and how I could pass that on to others as a memorial to Guy’s life.
Thank you Cooper and everyone who reached out to help.

I have always tried during times like this to remember the good things that made Guy who he was, what brought him happiness and joy, and how I could pass that on to others as a memorial to Guy’s life.
Thank you Cooper and everyone who reached out to help.

I have a roll top desk that was my Dads, and a grandmother clock that was my grandparents. My father tells the story of when the box arrived in the house, my grandparents lived in Suva Fiji, so it arrived in the house after a sea journey from Sydney Australia, my uncle and aunt were hoping the box contained a wind up gramophone, being around 1925.
The clock hung in my parents house all my life, regardless of where we lived, so I was happy to have it, and will pass it onto my nieces or nephews when i pass

Heirlooms?.....no, we were poor.
 
Keepsakes?....yes.
 
However, having recently cleaned out one deceased relatives attic....please get rid of 99% of that junk now.
No one should have to go through a century of crap that you should have thrown away decades ago.