Update on Husband's eye appt and Tuesday 4 - Blogging
My husband just returned from the Ophthalmologist, and he has a Vitreous Detachment in his left eye. NO tear.
The Mayo Clinic:
Vitreous detachment occurs when the gel-like substance filling the eye, called vitreous humor, separates from the retina, usually as a result of aging. Symptoms can include an increase in floaters and flashes of light, and while it is often not sight-threatening, it is important to consult an eye doctor to rule out complications like retinal tears.
Welcome to this week's Tuesday 4.
1. Why did you begin blogging? 💻
Several years ago, my therapist suggested that I start a blog as a means of expression. I shared my experiences regarding divorce, feelings of abandonment, and the challenges of parenting solo. In the mid-1990s, I established a Christian Divorce Recovery Ministry for women, where I wrote extensively. After getting remarried, I outgrew the ministry and transferred the 501c organization to someone else. That ministry ceased operations about a decade later.
Subsequently, Xanga, Yahoo 360, and Blogger emerged.
2. What benefits does blogging offer you?
Wow, so sorry about the eye situation with your hubby. I'm glad its not a tear though. How do you proceed from there?
ReplyDeleteLove your answers to the blog questions, especially the Author Unknown entry. That's my take on it too.
I love that I have made friends throughout the world through this blog. I do cherish the friendships even though I will probably never see them face to face.
Sue
Nothing if there is no tear. He'll be monitored more. I'm glad he got it checked out.
DeleteWell, one day we'll all meet face to face...
OH, I have had that same condition with my eye before, and it was pretty scary when it happened, but yes, the doctor told me it was due to aging, and I didn't really appreciate that, but it was true. It cleared up after a while and I've had little ones now and then, but nothing like that one was. I love that you are a fellow blogger, and I do consider you a friend that I feel like I know even if I haven't actually met you in person. I wish this country wasn't so big and wide! We are on opposite ends of it, but thankfully God found a way to bring us together! Thank you for being a friend!!
ReplyDeleteI bet it was scary. I'm just glad he went in. Yeah, this "age-related" stuff is starting to get OLD. lol
DeletePamela, one day we'll all know each other - can you imagine that? Meanwhile, blogging has been a blessing, allowing us to connect with many wonderful people. Pretty cool!
The optician asked me on Saturday if I saw flashing lights or floaters. I've had floaters all my life, but no flashing lights. I'm glad your husband's problem was not as serious as he might have feared.
ReplyDeleteIt will be "watched." I never had floaters until after my cataract procedure. Now, I swat at invisible things. Crazy!
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