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MrBig46 · January 9, 2023

Hi Anneliese,
I remembered that you wrote on this thread that you have knee problems and that you don't know how you are going to manage the tomato growing this year. I also have long-term similar problems with my knees. Today I had another examination at the hospital and the doctor indicated that surgery and a knee joint replacement would be needed. I have to wait for this solution until April 2025, which is more than two years away. Until then, I have to live with the knees I have. This year I want to grow 64 indeterminate tomatoes and I hope that with the help of my son I will manage it somehow. I don't know how it will continue, but hope dies last. I wish that the condition of your knees improves so that you can continue to grow tomatoes. I look forward to your next tomato photos here on Tomatoville.
Vladimír

January 9, 2023	#10
MrBig46 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Czech republic Posts: 2,543	Hi Anneliese, I remembered that you wrote on this thread that you have knee problems and that you don't know how you are going to manage the tomato growing this year. I also have long-term similar problems with my knees. Today I had another examination at the hospital and the doctor indicated that surgery and a knee joint replacement would be needed. I have to wait for this solution until April 2025, which is more than two years away. Until then, I have to live with the knees I have. This year I want to grow 64 indeterminate tomatoes and I hope that with the help of my son I will manage it somehow. I don't know how it will continue, but hope dies last. I wish that the condition of your knees improves so that you can continue to grow tomatoes. I look forward to your next tomato photos here on Tomatoville. Vladimír