Re: pain or no pain and YMCA

[Guest guest]

For those that are disabled by the RA and/or other reasons, the Y

will give you a membership on a reduced scale, I pay 10.00 a month

for me and my family.

Kitt (and swimming does help with the RA)

> > , I thought having a pool to exercise in would

> be good for both of

> > us, so we bought an above ground pool. That was the easy part.

The

> first

> > season, we got all the chemicals and kept the pool in good

> condition the

> > rest of the year. Since then, especially last year when it was

so

> hot, I had

> > a hard time trying to keep the algae under control. Also, the

> price of

> > electricity went up due to the " fuel shortage " , and made it

> unaffordable. We

> > had to shut the pool down and not even use it. I guess it's just

> an

> > expensive nature habitat now. Getting something can be easy, but

> maintaining

> > it can be impossible, even if it's a dog or cat, etc...

> >

> > Dennis in Eastexas

> > " It's not Rocket Surgery "

> >

> > Re: [ ] Re: pain or no pain

> >

> > > Wow! You are doing quite a bit. I wanted to start swimming

> because I

> > > love to swim and it's " no impact " aerobics, but can't afford a

> pool and

> > > the public ones in our area are outdoor pools just for the

> summer months.

> > > I was supposed to start walking on my lunch hour every day

with

> a

> > > co-worker, but the arctic blast that has hit everyone has

> delayed that.

> > >

> > > in Texas

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