Macular Degeneration-Doris

[Guest guest]

There are days when it is hard for me to sew and of course I spill things

because I " think " I am pouring over the right spot.

This and my hands are why I do not mess with lye for soap and why I do rebatch

now.

 

I too have good days and bad and sometimes it seems to depend on the weather

too. Both my parents had it but late in life (they both lived into their 90's)

so I have alerted my daughter to the fact that it is heredatory..

 

I have it in both eyes now but the right one is the worse. I do not drive

anymore and have the same problem with depth perception and missing the mark

LOL. When I am out I guess stepping up or down on a curb is the worse and of

course I am always afraud of tripping and falling. My children are very good to

me as is my Granddaughter I just wish my Hubby could be a bit more understanding

but perhaps that is asking too much.

 

I love to read and can't really do that anymore but let me tell you about the

Library for the Blind it is awesome. They sent me the machine and they send me

all the books on tape I could ask for at no charge. This is a wonderful thing

and if you like to read you should by all means check into this with your local

library. I even get herb books not only novels and historic books. It means so

much to me to be able to " read " .

 

I am taking natural meds from the health food co op here called Bright Eyes and

they seem to help as my right eye is a bit better than it was.

 

All we can do is hang in there and do the best we can. I do have to say that

some of my " typos " are very funny at times and we should be able to laugh at

ourselves from time to time.

Blessings,

Doris

[Guest guest]

What are the ingredients in " Bright Eyes " Doris? I could use some of that

too.

 

~Amber

 

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bearwallowsoaps

9/12/2009 11:52:59 AM

 

Macular Degeneration-Doris

 

There are days when it is hard for me to sew and of course I spill things

because I " think " I am pouring over the right spot.

This and my hands are why I do not mess with lye for soap and why I do

rebatch now.

 

I too have good days and bad and sometimes it seems to depend on the

weather too. Both my parents had it but late in life (they both lived into

their 90's) so I have alerted my daughter to the fact that it is heredatory.

 

 

I have it in both eyes now but the right one is the worse. I do not drive

anymore and have the same problem with depth perception and missing the

mark LOL. When I am out I guess stepping up or down on a curb is the worse

and of course I am always afraud of tripping and falling. My children are

very good to me as is my Granddaughter I just wish my Hubby could be a bit

more understanding but perhaps that is asking too much.

 

I love to read and can't really do that anymore but let me tell you about

the Library for the Blind it is awesome. They sent me the machine and they

send me all the books on tape I could ask for at no charge. This is a

wonderful thing and if you like to read you should by all means check into

this with your local library. I even get herb books not only novels and

historic books. It means so much to me to be able to " read " .

 

I am taking natural meds from the health food co op here called Bright Eyes

and they seem to help as my right eye is a bit better than it was.

 

All we can do is hang in there and do the best we can. I do have to say

that some of my " typos " are very funny at times and we should be able to

laugh at ourselves from time to time.

Blessings,

Doris

 

 

 

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