Hi everyone. Just a short note to let you know that I came through my cataract surgery fine.
Only thing is the next day the pressure was up in both eyes.
I can see fine but the doc added another eye drop to the already 4 I was on so that brought it up to 5 kinds a day. 1 once a day, 2 twice a day, 3 four times a day.Takes all my thinking to keep them straight as to what goes when.
I see the doc again next Monday to see if the pressure has come down any.
I saw that beautiful butterfly again today and did get a couple of shots but they wasn't all that great. I put it in the header picture.
Here are a couple more Zinnia pictures. The heat is taking it's toil on them now.
I hope everyone has a great weekend and may it be a blessed one. Helen
Friday, August 6, 2010
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Helen, glad the surgery went fine, but sure hate to hear about the pressure problem. I think it would stretch my understainding to keep up that schedule every day. Sherry would surely have to help. By the way who do you girls get to help when you can't keep up? LOL
ReplyDeleteGood to see you pop up on the alerts. Now relax all you can and let the eye heal.
Take very good care of yourself, you know how us husbands depend on y'all being fit and up for anything!!!
I think that butterfly shot is fantastic. You could sell that to Hall Mark. Of course you always shoot a good flower shot.
Love from Spring Green, Wisconsin
Glad your surgery went well. I hope the drops do the trick and get that pressure down. My zinnias are just about fizzled from the hot days we've had. The butterfly picture is wonderful. I've tried but I can never catch them.
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ReplyDeleteI'm glad the surgery went well. I hope the drops do their job and the pressure eases.
I like the butterfly shot.
B. x
I'm so glad the surgery went well. Bless your heart. I bet you do have a hard time keeping when & how many drops to do. The flowers are pretty. I'm so tired of this heat. Come on FALL!
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ReplyDeleteSorry to hear you are still having so much pressure in your eyes. I'm sure you were hoping for more reliefe after the surgery. Five different drops must get confusing.
Your photos are beautiful, as usual. I love the one you got of the butterfly.
Take care, I hope your eyes are feeling a bit better soon. You haven't written about your back lately, and I hope that means it hasn't been causing you too much trouble.
~Sara
hooray for the surgery.. but boo for the pressure... I sure hope it goes down so you don't have to do so many drops what a pain in the butt that is! I'd have to write it all down or for sure i'd mess it up!
ReplyDeleteHope you are better FAST!
Hope the new drops work. Love the photos
ReplyDeleteSo hqppy qll went well...hope the drops help the pressure stay down. The photos are beautiful as always...have a great weekend...love, Joyce
ReplyDeleteOh, how pretty your header picture is. Glad to hear that you are through the surgery and are getting better. Hope the drops, though they are many, will help.
ReplyDeleteGlad it's over. Sorry to hear the pressure went up. I was lucky, didn't have that problem. My doctor gave me a chart to keep track of my eye drops and the time of day I used them. But I only had two kinds. Keep improving. Hope your week-end has been a wonderful one. We've had several cool mornings, but then it gets hot by noon.
ReplyDeleteHope your eyes keep improving. The header and the zinnias are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHope you will recover soon.
ReplyDeleteThese are stunning photos!!!
The pictures are great ~ and the Butterfly is beautiful ~ Hope all is getting better for you ~ Ally x
ReplyDeleteHi Helen,
ReplyDeleteJust wanted to take a moment and thank you for your prayers for my family. Believe me, we need them! I pray for you and Ken (and yes, even Daisy Mae and Patches...lol) and am glad to hear that the eye surgery went well. Now as for all them drops!!! Yikes!
God Bless You and yours always,
Mik
I'm happy the surgery went well! I think the butterfly pictiure is neat!
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Hey Helen, I have been seeing a lot of butterflies around my house and at work. I love butterflies. I hope you are doing well these days. I have been doing a lot of reading these days just for fun. Do tell your husband and your family I said hello.
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ReplyDeleteSo glad the surgery was successful and you're alright now. I see the trouble with those drops, but that is for your betterment :)
You have taken amazing shots! So you are very clear with the eyes :)
Take care!
Hoping that your surgery is a great success Helen. The heat was the worst here as elsewhere this past summer, and our drought for months has finally ended with the last several days mild but good soaking rain. I am sure glad that I got Salty's tooth discovered last February and the Veterinarian could see on his gum line little indentations which were due to root collapse and infection probably. I had no idea he had a possible infection from a cracked tooth. It was a small mid tooth and I was given the fragmented pieces. He now gets brushed with dog toothpaste(no flouride)and is a malt flavor once a week. Also a gel named OraVet which I was told I could use just one half of the packet each week. I found applying it with my fingers inside his mouth was the best way. I hope you and Ken are doing well as well as Patches and Daisy. mark/salty
ReplyDeleteHey Helen :) I have missed reading your blog this summer and now that the days are getting shorter I am trying to see if I can be a more faithful friend and stop in to see what you are doing and how you are doing. Did you get the Thundershirts for the dogs yet? Tell Ken hello for me and hug the puppies. :)
ReplyDeleteHi Helen ~ I hope all is okay with your eyes now?? We miss your posts; but I'm so glad that you stopped over to my blog and left a comment... at least I know you're still kicking! Love ya!! Take care and God Bless and we'll see ya when we see ya.
ReplyDeleteHi Helen, I'm glad your surgery went well but sorry to hear you had problems with the pressure. I hope it'll sort itself out with the extra drops you're having. The zinnias are gorgeous, I miss not having a garden. Jeannette xx
ReplyDeletehope your eye pressure is better now. I love zinnas but I don't plant them often enough,
ReplyDeleteAnn
Hope you are doing ok there. I see you have not posted in a while.
ReplyDeletenice photo; bravo
ReplyDeleteSo glad your surgery went well. That pesky pressure can be a pain can't it. My Mom is on about four different drops as she has macular degeneration. My sister just had both eyes done and can see sooooooo much better now after getting the cataracts done. She had forgotten how bright colors are.
ReplyDeleteYour zinnias are just beautiful!!!!
I found your blog this morning and so glad I did. It's great to find other bloggers from Alabama.. Your zinnia's are beautiful....
ReplyDeleteHi Helen. Girl I hope you are doing alright! Wishing you a wonderful and Blessed Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeletePatty did real well after her surgery to remove her cataracts. I hope your problem is solved soon.
ReplyDeleteWow, I am behind. I always enjoy your pics, Helen. You do such a great job. I see you haven't posted in a while. Guess I will catch up with you on FB. :) Merry Christmas!
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