They were not conducive to decision making after the hearing of them. After all, I had heard the same horror stories from his father about his surgery that Mac had. I sat there with my mouth hanging open as Mac agreed to get the surgery. He explained that the procedure would take less than six minutes, how it was done and that he would like to do the other one two to three weeks after the first. " And that's the one that has to go first, " Dr. But he did have cataracts in both eyes, the one in the left eye being the most pronounced. There was no Macular Degeneration, but there was a small problem with the Iris that wasn't really to bad at this point (in one eye). He began the exam.Ī few minutes later, we got the good news. Seltzer told him they'd cross that bridge when they got to it. He asked Mac if he knew anything about Macular Degeneration. Seltzer explained a bit about what he was going to be looking for. Mac's eyes had been dilated (he looked like Kermit the Frog, that's how I knew) and Dr. We were laughing like hyena's (laughter being the best medicine) when Doctor Seltzer entered the exam room. He didn't appear to be ready to run, so I sat back and relaxed. He told me he'd watched a video on cataracts and the procedure to remove them. In a bit, the nurse came back and got me and took me to the room where Mac was waiting. I read the same page three times before I gave it up. I sat in the waiting room with my new Ann Rule book and couldn't concentrate on one word. Well, the appointment with the Eye Surgeon was today. So, I've been understandably nervous all week. If I told you the lengths I had to go to to get him to have the quad bypass surgery done in March 1999 you wouldn't believe me. I'm not saying he's a chicken (who's doing that clucking?) but he doesn't like anything to do with needles and the like. I'd be on the phone to both Good and Evil Sister arranging a kidnapping to get him to the Opthomologist if he needed the kind of treatments for the Macular Degeneration that I've heard about. He is so blamed stubborn about things that I could see the situation unfolding like this. I knew that macular degeneration could rob him of his sight permanently. I knew that the cataract problem was (generally) easily reversible, but not the other. Not only did she find two cataracts that were giving him major problems, there was a suspicion of macular degeneration. I couldn't make myself want to decorate anything other than the tree. In fact the news was disturbing to me and I found I couldn't concentrate enough to come in and post anything new. That appointment was carried out last Wednesday. First, I called and made him an appointment at the Optometrists.
#Comcast guy asked for mac address said he could make internet faster portable
Last week after hearing the umpteenth complaint about how he's just falling apart, can't see and half the time can't hear (like all men he has selective hearing) on the portable phone, I came to a decision. After all, you must be able to see to tweak. As it turns out, that's probably the best decision I've made for myself in years. It's held up beautifully and I refuse to let him "tweak" it. The one I've used for the past year is a Mac.as in made by, not as in Macintosh. I'm going to start calling Mac Speed Racer if he doesn't knock it off! He's been complaining lately about not being able to see all those little minute connections that put together the computer motherboards and the rest of that super highway to the Internet. I guess you've all heard my complaints that once you reach sixty and get to the top of the hill it's all downhill from there.
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