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If a golden earing, he could listen to radar love.So add a nose ring and you're golden!
If a golden earing, he could listen to radar love.So add a nose ring and you're golden!
I had to choose. I choose up close because I was on the computer all the time. There are times I wish I gone the other way. Reading is good though. Lights at certain angles are a pain. I hate super bright headlights.I have been wearing multi-focal contacts for over 5 years. They are ok and I can get by with some up close reading, but it's still easier to throw on readers when working on my computer.
I had to choose. I choose up close because I was on the computer all the time. There are times I wish I gone the other way. Reading is good though. Lights at certain angles are a pain. I hate super bright headlights.
ps - on 4th of July you can walk around telling pirate jokes.![]()
More of a Twilight Zone fan myself. And it's been about 40 years since that song, so it's time for them to have another hit!If a golden earing, he could listen to radar love.
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Living up to my screen name!Stunning.@BrokenChris
Stunning! What else could possibly go wrong?
I would put you on my program ... but you are so set in your clown ideas that it would be ineffective.Forest through the trees or some Sh!t.
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Living up to my screen name!
Wait - are you referring to Stem cells? I’m still waiting for your referral to a stem cell doctor with proven results (that outnumber the deaths and grotesque deformities).
Welcome back. I’ve missed you!
Your point is??lol. Good to hear from you!Some of my peeps on Strava said you were running your mouth
Pretty sure I never announced any sort of departure ... unlike some of the clowns around here. Some of my peeps on Strava said you were running your mouth .... although nobody said you were a one eyed wonder at this point. Would have been awkward had I invited you to my 4th ride.
You did not even look into those stem cells did you? Did you ever follow that Shane Dorian page I posted for you? Clown.![]()
I bet it was @Faust29.Some of my peeps on Strava said you were running your mouth ....
Stink-butt is pretty popular in my neighborhood.I'm only running my mouth for you, my friend.But at least I don't call people names. What are you, 8? What's next - poo-poo head?
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A week from never?So what's your ETA on trail riding?
A week from never?
Dunno. I have an appointment on Friday, but I am not liking my eye's present state. Thanks for checking in.![]()
It's gonna take a while Herz, hang in there.A week from never?
Dunno. I have an appointment on Friday, but I am not liking my eye's present state. Thanks for checking in.![]()
Sorry for your loss.A good friend of mine from my college ski race team died of cancer Monday. Perspective is everything. I can deal with my little setback.
Thanks friends!
A good friend of mine from my college ski race team died of cancer Monday. Perspective is everything. I can deal with my little setback.
Thanks friends!
That’s the spirit. I know it is tough to lose a friendA good friend of mine from my college ski race team died of cancer Monday. Perspective is everything. I can deal with my little setback.
Thanks friends!
Great new ChrisFollow up appointment today. One month from surgery. I have been pretty stressed about this all week as I have had the same symptoms I had pre-surgery - a shadow in the lower part of my vision, some floaters and "champagne-bubble" dots. The dots and floaters have diminished, but the shadow has me worried - do I still have a partially torn or detached retina? I began to get myself ready emotionally for the idea that I made need another surgery.
I am pleased to report that the doc said everything looks solid! They did about 15 different tests and he said everything is attached and healing nicely! What a relief!
So then I had four questions: When can I wear contacts? When can I do push ups? When can I mt. bike? When can I surf? He thought about it a while and advised the following:
1.) Your eye is still swollen and red, so hold off on the contacts until it's not.
2.) Keep your exercise light, with very little bending over or having your head below your waist. Not much straining. Maybe 25%.
3.) Ride a trainer or ride on smooth terrain at about 25% effort, but give it a couple of weeks before you try anything rough. When you can wear contacts again, you should be able to handle some mild mt. biking. (Like LogJammer and Leprechaun perhaps?)
4.) No surfing yet.
I feel so fortunate! I was convinced I still had a retina tear or detachment and would need additional surgery. Hooray!!!!!
POINTS!!!It has been tough on all of us having you so detached
great news!Follow up appointment today. One month from surgery. I have been pretty stressed about this all week as I have had the same symptoms I had pre-surgery - a shadow in the lower part of my vision, some floaters and "champagne-bubble" dots. The dots and floaters have diminished, but the shadow has me worried - do I still have a partially torn or detached retina? I began to get myself ready emotionally for the idea that I made need another surgery.
I am pleased to report that the doc said everything looks solid! They did about 15 different tests and he said everything is attached and healing nicely! What a relief!
So then I had four questions: When can I wear contacts? When can I do push ups? When can I mt. bike? When can I surf? He thought about it a while and advised the following:
1.) Your eye is still swollen and red, so hold off on the contacts until it's not.
2.) Keep your exercise light, with very little bending over or having your head below your waist. Not much straining. Maybe 25%.
3.) Ride a trainer or ride on smooth terrain at about 25% effort, but give it a couple of weeks before you try anything rough. When you can wear contacts again, you should be able to handle some mild mt. biking. (Like LogJammer and Leprechaun perhaps?)
4.) No surfing yet.
I feel so fortunate! I was convinced I still had a retina tear or detachment and would need additional surgery. Hooray!!!!!
Just be ready for Wrightwood dahmeet!Follow up appointment today. One month from surgery. I have been pretty stressed about this all week as I have had the same symptoms I had pre-surgery - a shadow in the lower part of my vision, some floaters and "champagne-bubble" dots. The dots and floaters have diminished, but the shadow has me worried - do I still have a partially torn or detached retina? I began to get myself ready emotionally for the idea that I made need another surgery.
I am pleased to report that the doc said everything looks solid! They did about 15 different tests and he said everything is attached and healing nicely! What a relief!
So then I had four questions: When can I wear contacts? When can I do push ups? When can I mt. bike? When can I surf? He thought about it a while and advised the following:
1.) Your eye is still swollen and red, so hold off on the contacts until it's not.
2.) Keep your exercise light, with very little bending over or having your head below your waist. Not much straining. Maybe 25%.
3.) Ride a trainer or ride on smooth terrain at about 25% effort, but give it a couple of weeks before you try anything rough. When you can wear contacts again, you should be able to handle some mild mt. biking. (Like LogJammer and Leprechaun perhaps?)
4.) No surfing yet.
I feel so fortunate! I was convinced I still had a retina tear or detachment and would need additional surgery. Hooray!!!!!