TBH, I'm somewhat puzzled with Janet and Nermal's continued 'healing'. Within two weeks of my second cataract surgery, GTG!
Was absolutely amazed and so impressed with my vision improvements; especially night time driving. In fact, just renewed my DL without any eye-glasses restriction, EVER!
I think it just depends. My sil had hers done a few years ago.......one eye did great, the other eye it came out in pieces, and always felt like they left a piece in there, although she's sure they didn't. I'm sure they make certain to get it all out......prolly just the irritation of having to take several pieces out rather than just one. That's great you have no restrictions now! Had my eye exam yesterday.
Now that my prescription is more powerful magnification I have a side effect ... distortion ... if I look at a square or rectangle ... it's more like looking at a trapezoid.
I don't have that with squares, but for as long as I've worn glasses, I have that with round things, like plates.......they look oval
We have a wonderful store around the corner from us called Birds and Beyond
too cute. Shame they couldn't call it birdbath and beyond. Maybe too close to the other one, or perhaps they don't sell bird baths. I've always wanted to put out a bird bath. I'm not real big on birds, but have always loved watching them in bird baths.
When I had my next day eye check-up there was a basket of dry eye drop samples with a Help Yourself sign on it. Yay! Now I've got one downstairs and in my purse for when I'm out. It's funny, an eye doc once told me 70% of his patients have dry eye. What's up with that? Do the lubricating glands just dry up when you hit a certain age?
kewl on the samples. They've told me I don't have "dry eye disease" but I do have very dry eyes. But I always have had. Have always used a lot of eye drops. years ago like 20 or so, I started looking at ingredients on the rewetting drops and saline solution. Not much if any difference, so I typically fill my eye drop bottle with saline solution. Much cheaper. But I also have to use allergy drops at least twice a day.
Wonder if our kids will look back at this surgery and think it's barbaric.
I know everyone says it's no big deal, but it certainly seems barbaric. Only cuz you have to look at the stuff comin at yur eye. Seems freaky.
I was dx'd several years ago with cataracts, but they are slow growing, so still no need for surgery Yea!
I ordered an Instant Pot. Can't wait to try it.
For sure my monthly food budget will benefit because instead of buying all my legumes canned I can go back to storing them dry…much cheaper. Since my pressure cooker died I always forget to set them out to soak the night before
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I have never soaked my beans. I always start em the night before and cook em about 15 hrs on high in my crock pot. Makes the beans totally break down, and release the stuff that makes em a lil thicker, so it's not just broth. The beans are still beans, not mush, but the
juice is a lil thicker.
Kewl! Everyone I've heard who has one absolutely loves it. Definitely on my list of wants. Recently I saw one of these on tv and I'm very intrigued. Wanna look up some
reviews. Love that it has the drum, and skewers etc. wonder if I could roast coffee in it. watchya think
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the other thing he found was he could hardly find a pulse in both feet more in the right tho.
oh dang darlin.......that's not good. Did he use the doppler to check it? That really needs to be seen to so they can find out what's causing her not have enough circulation! You know all too well how that can end up if not fixed
