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officerripley said:
Have already spent $1,000+ to get our septic tank pumped out and our toilets still won't flush. So a plumber's on the way. (This stuff always happens at night or on weekends so of course then you've got extra "emergency" fees. So, so tired of this old country living...
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Oh No! We had a similar thing happen with our kitchen sink on Thanksgiving Day. The sewer line under the (concrete slab) foundation had collapsed. They had to tunnel under the house and replace the line.

I live in fear that may happen here. Hoping your problem turns out to be just a stoppage in the line.
 
I added a new walking routine recently so my calves won't get as sore. Instead of walking 3 to 4 miles twice a day, while I am indoors I get up every hour and brisk walk for 5 minutes. I'm not sitting for hours and it's comfortable, helps mood and I don't snack as much.
 
GoodEnuff said:
Oh No! We had a similar thing happen with our kitchen sink on Thanksgiving Day. The sewer line under the (concrete slab) foundation had collapsed. They had to tunnel under the house and replace the line.

I live in fear that may happen here. Hoping your problem turns out to be just a stoppage in the line.
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Thanks, @GoodEnuff. Luckily it turned out to be just a minor stoppage that the plumber was able to auger out and we're okay now. I know what you mean about what happened to you. We also had a collapse in the line years ago and were afraid that they were going to have to jackhammer up our floor to get to it but luckily it was outside the house and they only had to break up a sidewalk to get to it. (I hate plumbing problems, sigh.)
 
officerripley said:
Thanks, @GoodEnuff. Luckily it turned out to be just a minor stoppage that the plumber was able to auger out and we're okay now. I know what you mean about what happened to you. We also had a collapse in the line years ago and were afraid that they were going to have to jackhammer up our floor to get to it but luckily it was outside the house and they only had to break up a sidewalk to get to it. (I hate plumbing problems, sigh.)
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That's Good News! So glad for you!
 
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