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Joy Rector |
great shot
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- Michele Peterson Contact Michele Peterson Michele Peterson's Gallery |
Looks like a neat place. I like the brick, and interesting signs. You've sure travelled a lot!
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Terry A. Stoa |
Lots of interesting elements in this one, Bunny. It's good to see an image from you again!
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Bunny Snow |
Thanks, PG 101. I'm now thankful I traveled when I was able to walk and carry a point and shoot camera. Future now is really dim, but I'm going to physical therapy and trying to get stronger holding my back upright and walking in water to safely strengthen my legs. It's amazing how weak one becomes with a compression spinal fracture. Good news is with Dr. Neal Barnard's book, "Foods That Fight Pain: Revolutionary New Strategies for Maximum Pain Relief", the only time I have pain is after PT, and I've lost 50 pounds. Some back surgeons say you can never be too thin. Still working to become thin, and trying to avoid sitting long periods of time. Sitting is a major cause of back injury, according to Dr. Vijay Vad, sports medicine physician. Stay active friends! My pictures are my memories.
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