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I used to do produce gardening but when our boys grew up, married and moved then we couldn't eat enough to keep up and canning seemed like more work than I wanted to invest anymore. That's when I switched to flowers. Ha ha, and I flower garden much like I reef; a bit on the wild, free spirited way!That is an awesome looking garden! One of my wife's aunts does gardening as well, but she does more of the produce kind instead of flowers.
It’s a big help for me, I’ve been battling addiction my whole life and it’s a big help keeping my mind busy and away from dark places for sure, god bless brother stay strong and hit me up if you ever need to talkSome things haven’t been so great in my life lately. But instead of employing destructive habits, I lean on my reefing. It provides the focussed distraction I need to realign my mental status, and get back to being myself. Do you use reefing as your mental therapy? How does it help you, if so?
Here’s a section of my new LPS frag tank that I was enjoying recently.
I do, I am in recovery and it helps with my idle time. It's been very instrumental for me, not my retirement savings, lol.Some things haven’t been so great in my life lately. But instead of employing destructive habits, I lean on my reefing. It provides the focussed distraction I need to realign my mental status, and get back to being myself. Do you use reefing as your mental therapy? How does it help you, if so?
Here’s a section of my new LPS frag tank that I was enjoying recently.
Very well, put brother same goes for me, especially in early recovery it’s such a hard time, so I was always doing something with my tank to keep my mind off of doing bad thingsI do, I am in recovery and it helps with my idle time. It's been very instrumental for me, not my retirement savings, lol.
Have you tried gloves for when you have to mess with your tank?Yes.
I don't know what it is though, but the longer I have my hands in the tank I get itchy spots on my hands. It never used to be this way when I was younger. Oh well... That's love... GL.
I break out into hives sometimes on my arms from reaching into the tanks. Same as you, I didn’t have reactions like that in my younger years. Luckily it goes away in a few hours. Hopefully it doesn’t interfere with your enjoyment of reefing.Yes.
I don't know what it is though, but the longer I have my hands in the tank I get itchy spots on my hands. It never used to be this way when I was younger. Oh well... That's love... GL.
Reefing is great when things are going well in your tank. It is a little less therapeutic when there is foolery. My DT is doing great. I have a sick trigger in the QT. She is currently in copper. Wondering if she's going to eat, or die, or get better is stressful and not therapeutic, ha!Some things haven’t been so great in my life lately. But instead of employing destructive habits, I lean on my reefing. It provides the focussed distraction I need to realign my mental status, and get back to being myself. Do you use reefing as your mental therapy? How does it help you, if so?
Here’s a section of my new LPS frag tank that I was enjoying recently.
When I put my tank together I told my wife it's a therapy tank. Definitely helps. What is the pink and light blue coral in the back left? I have it but don't know what it's called.Some things haven’t been so great in my life lately. But instead of employing destructive habits, I lean on my reefing. It provides the focussed distraction I need to realign my mental status, and get back to being myself. Do you use reefing as your mental therapy? How does it help you, if so?
Here’s a section of my new LPS frag tank that I was enjoying recently.
Thank you for your service!Over on RC I had a build thread called PTSD treatment tank. I have PTSD from being in combat and I use my tank as treatment to help calm my mind down when it starts going crazy.