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Before and after. The Eye. How to Preserve It. 1900.
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Before and after. The Eye. How to Preserve It. 1900.
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Pros and cons of the last week:
Pro: Had a pioneering surgery that will prevent me from going blind that didn't cost me anything since I live in a country with socialized healthcare
Con: the clamped my fucking eye open
Pro: the surgery rent really well and I am recovering well
Con: I can't fucking see shit, which is normal for the stage of the recovery, but I'm so bored
It’s Eye Surgery Day….
Which means I’ll be offline for a while. I need time to rest. I’ll be home with a 20 hour sick time paycheck lookin’ like a blind pirate with a medical eye patch 😂 🏴☠️
I hope you all have a wonderful week! Wish me luck (please.)
#hu4l🕊️♾️
Here’s one final creation before I go in.
J-Dog: I just ended a five year relationship.
Danny: Aw man, I’m sorry.
J-Dog, smiling: It’s okay, it wasn’t mine.
Gave my husband a Lobotomy today
#WORTH IT
Goin off screens for a few weeks. Not bc of some moral high ground against screens. But bc of eye surgery. I’ve had to have this surgery before. I know once I get past the first 48 hours & the strain on my body from the procedure itself, the worst part is just gonna be boredom. So. Much. Boredom. I also know that I really really need the surgery and that it really really helps. So I’m looking forward to being able to see more clearly in about three months. But for a couple of weeks at least I’m very limited on screen time and even vision in general. For the first week I have no screens at all. So if there is anything you post that you think I’d like to see, tag me in the comments and I’ll check it out when I get back on here! Love you, fam!
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What a long week! As parents, what do we get for surviving the month of May?
Monday my elementary school kids had an event, and then we had family therapy. Tuesday was an orchestra concert for H and E, and my mom returned from her winter in Florida (hooray). Wednesday was senior awards and scholarship night which ran 6-10. Soooo long. I left at 8pm with the four littles, but DS won TWO scholarships. I have a lot to say about it but will save it for another post after I have done more processing. Thursday was supposed to be the final track meet and a 4H meeting, but they were postponed until next week due to weather.
Friday E had eye surgery. It was such a long day! She didn’t have to be at the hospital until noon, but it’s an hour drive for us, so we left at 11am. She went to school in the morning for two classes because she felt like that would help her keep her mind off of things. DH and I dropped H at my mom’s, and then took E into the city.
They make everyone age 11 and older do a pregnancy test. The nurse had prepped me for that over the phone when she called with pre-op instructions earlier in the week. I get it, but it was certainly a reality check to hear them say it was standard procedure. E is still so much a little girl; it makes me sad to realize there are so many other kids that have already had to leave that piece of them behind.
DH also had esketamine so he took a Lyft to that once E was settled into her pre-op room. They took her back and everything went smoothly. They did eye surgery on both eyes to correct them from crossing. One eye was more severe than the other. She had some blood tinged “leaking” from her eyes yesterday which freaked me out, but is totally normal given the surgery. Poor baby.
DH took a Lyft back to us when he was done with esketamine around 4pm, which is when E started feeling more alert and awake. We were able to leave around 5, and got home at 6. It was a fairly easy night getting everyone to bed all things considered. To be surprise, E slept through the night which means I mostly did too. She’s only on OTC Tylenol and Advil, so it’s not a lot to manage. Her eyes are super red and a little scary looking, but that’s normal. Additionally, she has stitches in her eyes, and they itch. Also normal. We have eye ointment we have to put in twice a day and we got some eye wetting drops but haven’t used them yet. She can’t swim for two weeks, which is one of the reasons we wanted to get this done now—she needs to be able to enjoy her summer.
Planning a lot of downtime for her this weekend and then we have a follow up visit on Tuesday.
DH moved up to a higher dose of esketamine, and he thinks maybe it’s working. He just had his third dose of it yesterday. Hoping to have some more in-depth conversation about it with him today since yesterday was so nuts.
