Socks done. Now the hard part, getting them in the mail.Dragon nearly growling off the page!
Not as much done on the writing. Pretty tired from stress, long drives, actual surgery, so I mostly vegged
Scrappy socks for charity.
Reading. I’m having to learn to track, or figure out which glasses help best. And I won’t know for a month. So Audible and Text-to-speech is still my friends. BUT, standing in front of the mirror winking first right eye then left eye, the surprise is that my left eye sees my reflection better than the old favorite my right eye.
My new big E. At first I couldn’t see the numbers with my left eye. Well, before surgery it was a blotch on the wall. It’s about 10 feet from my recliner. My ‘good’ eye, the right still sees it, even the second hand. But gradually poor weak but refurbished left eye sees the numbers now. YAY! This is quite the adventure!
The best thing that ever happened to me, even if the procedure was a bit of a nightmare! The first time they shone bright lights in my eyes ( eyes that I couldn’t close ) was difficult, luckily it didn’t last long…
Did colors come back yet, or have you noticed? Once took care of a patient who thought she had a black couch till she got her cataracts off and then she realized it was purple!
I never lost color. It is pretty to watch a nature show with my left eye. But I’d check it out with my right and see what the color blotches we’re. Now everything is clearer. I do have a friend who says her cataracts are causing her world to get darker and darker. I just couldn’t understand what I was looking at.. I hope she gets her surgery soon. It is miraculous!
I’m watching the movie “At First Sight” withVal Kilmer about a blind man who gets a surgery that restores his sight, but leaves him trying to put what he’s seeing into the right context. It’s very good! From 1999.
I think I saw that a long time ago. I am having to train my brain with things that has never seen or hasn’t processed in a long time. And training my eyes to work together. As grateful as I am, I’m tired and headachy. So it is easier to understand a blind person who gains sight. That’s so much more than what I’m going through. Where did you watch it?
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You get so much done. Bravo 👏🏼
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The best thing that ever happened to me, even if the procedure was a bit of a nightmare! The first time they shone bright lights in my eyes ( eyes that I couldn’t close ) was difficult, luckily it didn’t last long…
Sorry your procedure was bad. But I’m glad the results were good.
No one warned me that all the flashing lights would be violently psychedelic!
Yikes! But they fixed it, right?
It only lasted a few minutes while they were working on my eye, but it was a bit scary…
Did colors come back yet, or have you noticed? Once took care of a patient who thought she had a black couch till she got her cataracts off and then she realized it was purple!
I never lost color. It is pretty to watch a nature show with my left eye. But I’d check it out with my right and see what the color blotches we’re. Now everything is clearer. I do have a friend who says her cataracts are causing her world to get darker and darker. I just couldn’t understand what I was looking at.. I hope she gets her surgery soon. It is miraculous!
I’m watching the movie “At First Sight” withVal Kilmer about a blind man who gets a surgery that restores his sight, but leaves him trying to put what he’s seeing into the right context. It’s very good! From 1999.
I think I saw that a long time ago. I am having to train my brain with things that has never seen or hasn’t processed in a long time. And training my eyes to work together. As grateful as I am, I’m tired and headachy. So it is easier to understand a blind person who gains sight. That’s so much more than what I’m going through. Where did you watch it?
Here at home on one of the cable channels like HBO.
I’ll look It up. Thanks!