How do they really see us…………

Tidying up today I found these recent cards under some papers.
All very different.

There is ‘simple’ – no words except on the front
Left blank inside for a personal message

MD card

Then there is ‘amusing’
MD card 1MD card 2

and the third is ‘loving’

MD card 3

MD card 4MD card 5

I’m not knocking the sentiment shown on a very commercial ‘holiday’
Yet I do wonder if that is really how they see me’

Cards, flowers, gifts, family gatherings and displays of love
or ‘hello Mum, how are you’ often during the year
How do you feel about sentimental ‘special days’

I can see clearly now…………….

Life has been a bit hazy for the past few months – I knew something wasn’t quite right but couldn’t work out what might have been going wrong.

Things were looking cloudy and more and more I was having to really peer to see what I needed to know.

I decided less reading and not so much internet time might help – had no effect, in fact it was gradually getting worse so I had to seek advice from someone I knew might have the answer to my problem.

‘Let me have a look’ he said.  ‘Look up, look down, look here there and everywhere’ he said – well maybe not the last part.  ‘Hmm I can see whats going on.  Something has changed under the implant (which does happen in some cases) – and the solution to that is in the corner over there.’

Two minutes later all was revealed and after a little bit more wide eye opening I was able to see clearly again. Yes the solution was a little laser machine and it certainly solved my problem.

One year after the life changing (for me) cataract surgery I was back to my happy little self – reassured it was not my sight that had changed, it was just a known minor complication that happens to many others and is easily fixed.

Posterior Capsulotomy (Laser after Cataract Surgery)

Posterior capsulotomy is a laser surgical procedure which is sometimes necessary to clear vision after cataract surgery. During cataract surgery, the cloudy lens inside the eye is removed and replaced with a clear artificial lens implant. The cataract is surrounded by a clear cellophane-like wrapping. During cataract surgery, the front cellophane wrapping is removed. Then the cataract is removed and the implant placed. The back cellophane wrapping (known as the posterior capsule) remains intact. In some people, months or even years after cataract surgery, this clear cellophane membrane becomes cloudy. Subsequently, laser treatment is done to restore vision.

Decrease in vision is the main symptom which begins anywhere from a few months to many years after cataract surgery. Also, increased difficulty with glare and bright lights as well as decreased ability to read and see far distances.

Posterior Capsulotomy – Laser treatment after cataract surgery
More information HERE

Just the way it is at the moment………………

Been out of town –  home now but very disinterested in life

To do or not to do

It is raining
It’s not very warm – in fact it’s rather cold
(13c/56f down to 8c/46f overnight)
So it would appear that winter may be making an entrance 😦

Will be back another day!