What went wrong!? Was the treatment still effective? Was this the nurse who was so cold and uncaring last time---she is nicer now? Or a new person. Feel better.
My husband also has monthly injections for macular degeneration but just before he goes in a member of staff administers a drop of something (sorry, don't know what) which causes freezing. Fortunately he has never felt any pain.
What happened exactly? The nurse was startled and jabbed the wrong area? I hope it heals quickly. How is your arm doing? Sending best wishes your way. Linda from PA
From an expert on too much crud dropping out of the sky....I say go for the eye patch. Mysterious, magic, melodramatic....and a people magnet. Just what you need, not just a sympathy getter but a chance to be a diva. But I am so sorry you are getting all this $&/*. The very last person that needs it. Get over here for a hug and chips!
Just thinking about it gives me the heebie jeebies! You poor thing. I had a hard time thinking about having cataracts removed, but in reality, by the time they put in a gazillion drops, I felt nothing, nor did I care. Slight sedation so I wouldn't move during the procedure also made me not give a damn when they started the operation.
Oh, OUCH! Hope the blood is reabsorbed quickly and your vision is okay. My monitor died so have been gone for 6 days. Glad to be back and will play catch-up!
Oh no... what a bitch of a thing to have happened. Eye pain is the worst... I hope you heal quickly and it loses the soreness overnight. An eyepatch or sunnies for you my friend. You could go aviator and look swish for the photos.
After my cataract lens replacement some years ago, one eye bled...the whole sclera was bright red, and the blue iris made quite a contrast. As you know, the eye does not have much circulation or absorption, so it took mine a week to look quasi normal. Hope yours are not that way. I'm sorry my friend.
That must have been awful, i hope you never have another jab in your eye and that this one does what it's supposed to do. you need to reward yourself. Scotch egg fest? Betty
The eye patch might be good for when you are out and about. Would it also help to rest the eye while healing or not be a good idea? I don't know much about eye injections.
What a fuss over nothing and by that I mean your followers replies. Well thank the Lord that it is only a bruised eye and not cancer or something actually serious.
You can always tell people you're a cage fighter? Hope it doesn't hurt. I had shingles in one eye once, so know exactly what eye pain feels like.
ReplyDeleteIt’s painful and I couldn’t complain they were trying so hard to make me cope ,,,thank goodness for my borrowed Valium from mrs trellis
DeleteYes, tell them this is nothing compared to the other guy. I hope it heals fast. Eye pain is tough.
ReplyDeleteI’m going to look lovely in the flower show photos , an eye patch?
DeleteOuch, that does look sore. Sunglasses for a few days? Hope it isn't as painful as it looks. xx
ReplyDeleteIt is
DeleteWhat went wrong!? Was the treatment still effective? Was this the nurse who was so cold and uncaring last time---she is nicer now? Or a new person. Feel better.
ReplyDeleteI jumped when the pain hit in ( there should have been no pain) and she jumped with the needle
DeleteDarn! Let’s don’t ask, what else . I’m so sorry.❤️ Feel better🌺🌻💐🌷Carol in A
ReplyDeleteDon’t ask🔪
DeleteSo sorry you’re having such shit times, virtual hugs x Libs x
ReplyDeleteLibs could it get fucking worse lol xxxx?
DeleteA friend has to have these injections for macular degeneration. I dread such a thing for myself and shudder for you. Hope your eye recovers soon.
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DeleteMy husband also has monthly injections for macular degeneration but just before he goes in a member of staff administers a drop of something (sorry, don't know what) which causes freezing. Fortunately he has never felt any pain.
DeleteSorry, it's Christine
DeleteLord! Sending a hug.
ReplyDeleteI need one
DeleteI'm so sorry it's one thing after the other 😕 sending a big long hug xx
ReplyDeleteAccepted with affection 💐
DeleteOMG what a mess, and you warned her. You really did’nt need that on top of everything else. Hope all will be better soon. Hugs Gigi
ReplyDelete🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
DeleteOh bloody hell John!
ReplyDeleteFucking he’ll more like
DeleteHopefully it will re absorb quickly and settle down . Thinking of you x
ReplyDeleteCheers
DeleteFucking Jesus squire John
ReplyDelete.whats going on with you, ? And you still sound fucking upbeat
Lee😿
It’s hysteria x
DeleteOh, dearheart!!!
ReplyDeletePlease rest and don't even move around the house. I would have fainted if the approach me to do that...
XOXO
I look like a fucking zombie
DeleteHahaha
DeleteBeware of the Walking Dead!
I love how you keep your humour.
XOXO
OUCH! Never ask, what else can go wrong? There's always something:)
ReplyDeleteTo fucking right
DeleteOh, I feel faint just thinking about it.
ReplyDeleteI hope it heals soon x
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DeleteWhat happened exactly? The nurse was startled and jabbed the wrong area? I hope it heals quickly. How is your arm doing? Sending best wishes your way.
ReplyDeleteLinda from PA
Yes pretty much summed it up
DeleteAn eye patch could look very jaunty, or like a pirate. All in all hardly worth it!
ReplyDeleteCeci
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DeleteJohn, expect a miracle x
ReplyDeleteI’m beyond it all
DeleteWhat else can go wrong? There might be an earthquake.
ReplyDeleteHey ho
DeleteOh my! Thinking of you and wishing you a quiet night of soild, sound, restful sleep. Hugs!
ReplyDeleteWith an eye like a pirate
DeleteOh God that looks so sore! Hope it heals quickly. Sue P x
ReplyDeleteFrom an expert on too much crud dropping out of the sky....I say go for the eye patch. Mysterious, magic, melodramatic....and a people magnet. Just what you need, not just a sympathy getter but a chance to be a diva. But I am so sorry you are getting all this $&/*. The very last person that needs it. Get over here for a hug and chips!
ReplyDeleteJust thinking about it gives me the heebie jeebies! You poor thing. I had a hard time thinking about having cataracts removed, but in reality, by the time they put in a gazillion drops, I felt nothing, nor did I care. Slight sedation so I wouldn't move during the procedure also made me not give a damn when they started the operation.
ReplyDeleteShudders and screams. Solidarity forever! And oh my giddy Aunt
ReplyDeleteAw shit! And never ask what else can go wrong? Sending more hugs your way.
ReplyDeleteOh, OUCH! Hope the blood is reabsorbed quickly and your vision is okay.
ReplyDeleteMy monitor died so have been gone for 6 days. Glad to be back and will play catch-up!
Big hugs!
Ouch! You really did not need another health care incident.
ReplyDeleteI hope the pain subsides and you heal quickly.
Ooh. I hope wrong remains slight.
ReplyDeleteOh no... what a bitch of a thing to have happened. Eye pain is the worst... I hope you heal quickly and it loses the soreness overnight. An eyepatch or sunnies for you my friend. You could go aviator and look swish for the photos.
ReplyDeleteAfter my cataract lens replacement some years ago, one eye bled...the whole sclera was bright red, and the blue iris made quite a contrast. As you know, the eye does not have much circulation or absorption, so it took mine a week to look quasi normal. Hope yours are not that way.
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry my friend.
Oh bloody'ell - that is JustNotFair!!! You're overdue for a week of peace, dog cuddles, and good news. XX Thinking of you and wishing you well.
ReplyDeleteEffing hell John. You shouldn't be letting people do that. You could lose your sight!!!
ReplyDeleteThat must have been awful, i hope you never have another jab in your eye and that this one does what it's supposed to do. you need to reward yourself. Scotch egg fest? Betty
ReplyDeleteThe eye patch might be good for when you are out and about. Would it also help to rest the eye while healing or not be a good idea? I don't know much about eye injections.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fuss over nothing and by that I mean your followers replies. Well thank the Lord that it is only a bruised eye and not cancer or something actually serious.
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