I finally bought a house in Cave Country! W00T!!!
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OP
I'm not a micromanager! 
But visitors are always welcome, even if it is a bit of a mess.
But visitors are always welcome, even if it is a bit of a mess.
OP
OP
Maybe I should change the title to "I finally paid for my house in cave country!"???
Boarderguy
Chief Narctopus Wrangler
First, congrats on paying off the homestead!I am a troglodyte who's been too long out of the water.
Secondly...
OP
I can't even walk down to the springs, just to swim. ;( People offer to take my tanks down for me all the time. I'll take them up on that when I can make it down there. I'm not ready for a wheelchair.
Boarderguy
Chief Narctopus Wrangler
With the newly free'd up income you could petition to have a ramp and assist chair/lift put in there. Win win
Pete,
While I was down in Cozumel in Dec. doing Solo & ITT, I re-injured my back leaning over to move a beach chair during the port shutdown. (Likely a minor re-rupture of my L3-L4 disk that had majorly ruptured a few years back and was cleaned-out with surgery)
I felt so much BETTER after my subsequent dives. Being neutral with gentle movement seemed to decompress things and give the nerves a chance to not be irritated for a while.
IANAD, and of course this is not medical advise (consult YOUR medical professionals), but if you can put together a trusted support team, maybe some snorkeling\floating might make you feel better.
I feel for you, good sir!
While I was down in Cozumel in Dec. doing Solo & ITT, I re-injured my back leaning over to move a beach chair during the port shutdown. (Likely a minor re-rupture of my L3-L4 disk that had majorly ruptured a few years back and was cleaned-out with surgery)
I felt so much BETTER after my subsequent dives. Being neutral with gentle movement seemed to decompress things and give the nerves a chance to not be irritated for a while.
IANAD, and of course this is not medical advise (consult YOUR medical professionals), but if you can put together a trusted support team, maybe some snorkeling\floating might make you feel better.
I feel for you, good sir!
Maybe a good wagon
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