sol in pa cannot be re-aged?

I have read, and thought I bookmarked but can't find, that
in Pensylvania the sol starts at the first delinquent payment
and "nothing can re-age" it. I'm asking because I:

originally made delinquent payments to current charge
cards that would be past sol if above is correct,

paid all charges off completely as I had done a few years prior
(60k in 3 years-I'm such an idiot-1999 and 2002),

then became delinquent again while we went through
a temporary setback and went through all cards being charged-off.
I tried to make payments after we recovered, but of course it was never enough to suit them and I was not going to give a lump
sum to a credit card again.

I know in PA they can freeze my current bank account...my
husband has a separate account. My account just has ~100
in it at all times, so I'm not worried there. I am wondering
though if a judgement to freeze an account is just for an
existing account or for future accounts...or is another judgement
needed for other future accounts. Anyway, our house is
tenancy by entirety, so I'm not worried there. And I know there
is no garnishment of wages. If the above statement about
PA non-re-aging is correct then half of my cards are past the sol.
If not I have 2 years to go on all but one, which has 3 years to
go. Does anyone know? I know all states have different laws
but I know I read this...I just can't find it again. I hope I
explained this clearly.

thanks,