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I am in my 80's and in reasonably good health. My brain is still active, even if it is somewhat diminished. I have reasonably good physical health. However, I am having problems with my vision. I receive regular eye injections, which were not on my list of things that I wanted do in life. I am aware that my published posts may contain typos that I have not seen. I work on it, but I have not resolved the issue. I have decided that I will not let that stop me from posting. God does not require perfection. If there is anything of value in my posts, God will use them despite my imperfections. Gregory Matthews

Earth's Second Moon: Scientists have discovered that the Earth has a second moon in orbit. See: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology/earth-s-second-moon-confirmed-scientists-discover-new-natural-satellite-orbiting-our-planet/ar-AA1ueTgB?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=DCTS&cvid=5dabee1bc6344fbb8c1cbc494c601ef9&ei=11

For those who may have GA and are not aware of the two injections that are authorized to treat it in the u.s., the following are the two allowed injections: 1) syfovre (pegcetacoplan): This is the first authorized injection, which became available in 2023. 2) izervay (avacincaptad pegol). This is the injection that I receive. it was approved in 2024. It is believed to achieve a better 12-month reduction in the GA than is achieved by Syfovre. NOTE: My approach to medical care is to be an informed person. If a physician is going to inject medication into my eyes, on a regular basis, I am going to be well informed as to the treatment plan.

Yes. probably too small to be seen by the naked eye. Yes, it will probably go out of orbit and return to space. But, it is interesting.

It's a tiny and a brief one, but still pretty cool to hear about!