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What Do We Do When We Cannot Change Our Loved Ones?
Just Want to Talk | Last Active: Dec 18, 2019 | Replies (30)Comment receiving replies
@imallears , we are safe and sound. Several lives were lost, however in the rural county just North of us. No details yet, but they most likely were caught unprepared at how quickly the storm developed. At three thirty pm yesterday my daughter was texting us, wanting us to go to the store and look around. I told her we were about to be under a tornado warning. She said no, it's fine.
Within the hour, the local meteorologist had our area plastered all over the tv screen. Nonstop directions as to where the storm would land, and when. Amazingly accurate.
Tomorrow I have my left eye worked on to remove a cataract. 11:45am, to be exact. It will be good to be able to see clearly again. It is an outpatient procedure, with my husband being my driver. I will have to wear these super dark glasses for a week. Two different kinds of eye drops.
Hope to "see" you again very soon......
Mamacita Jane
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Alabama was all over the news here in Florida and they mentioned how accurate the predictions were. So glad you are safe.
Good luck with the cataract surgery...I had both of mine done 10 years ago and remember the routine afterwards. A decision I never regretted. It’s a good thing the surgery was scheduled when it was or they would have had to postpone it.
Just got back from my eye Dr .for 2nd of 4 monthly injections for macular edema.....no biggie...numb eyeball maybe a slight headache when the numbness wears off. My upper and lower eyelashes still had the sticky jelly like antibiotic on them so the assistant didn’t do that great a job of getting it all off. I called them scarecrow eyelashes because the jelly had dried up.
Let us know how it went.
FL Mary
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@mamacita- I am so glad, and relieved that you are safe. RI drivers are horrible so I have no idea what the death toll will be here. Terrible outside- rain, sleet, snow.