This isn't uncommon....sm
Posted By: Georgia Gal on 2007-04-11
In Reply to: Self-employed/IC and buying a house? - sm
they want to make sure that you expect to have steady income after purchasing the home.
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It is not uncommon
Both my husband and I were diagnosed with it. The endochronologist gave us a prescription for Vitamin D that we took once a week for 4 weeks along with an over the counter vitamin D.
What was shocking is that my husband is in the sun all the time with its boat, who knows why he had a deficiency.
It is easily cured, but when you lack it your muscles can ache and you can feel very tired. Hope this helps.
It's not uncommon for this to happen, (sm)
and it suggests you are headed for reading glasses. The first indication will be that your focus change slows down because the lens is getting stiffer with age. This slowing started to happen to me about 2 years ago, and I started taking the eye supplement, lutein. It is described as a supplement for eye health, and I decided to take it because it's supposed to help avoid macular degeneration. But would you believe that slowing of my focus problem WENT AWAY completely? I am still not in reading glasses and have no trouble with my focus as long as I take lutein. This would be the time for you to start it to keep you out of bifocals for as long as possible.
Only thing I can say is I do not think uncommon
as I have typed on lots who have had this, why, don’t know?
It isn't uncommon for the loved ones to throw some dirt on the grave. sm
I didn't see it though so am not sure if this is the type of thing you are talking about or not. In my husband's family the men actually stay and cover the grave using shovels, but it is a different culture than what we are used to in the US, he and his father covered his grandfather's grave and my husband covered our son's grave.  Not sure about 'walking' on the grave though... that seems disrespectful... but again, I didn't see so don't know.
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