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[Jrand74]

Page Three.

[Jrand74]

My question for ASK BK DAY:

What was your favorite fantasy/sci fi television series when you were growing up?

[Freddie]

Thanks to all for the procedure vibes.

I am scheduled to be there at 11 a.m. 

It has now been since Monday at 11 p.m. since I have eaten anything.  I am rather hungry.  I have my coupon so that we can stop at Burger King on the way home and I can get my Family Bundle.....3 whoppers, 3 cheeseburgers, 3 regular fries.

It usually lasts three or four days - I don't think that will be the case today.

Is someone taking you and/or bringing you home?

[Ron Pulliam]

Thanks to all for the procedure vibes.

I am scheduled to be there at 11 a.m. 

It has now been since Monday at 11 p.m. since I have eaten anything.  I am rather hungry.  I have my coupon so that we can stop at Burger King on the way home and I can get my Family Bundle.....3 whoppers, 3 cheeseburgers, 3 regular fries.

It usually lasts three or four days - I don't think that will be the case today.

I wish you every positive vibe I can. 

Enjoy your burgers!  I inhaled my first meal post-procedure a week ago.

[Ron Pulliam]

This time tomorrow, I shall be on the verge of being eyeglass-free for the first time in 60-plus years!  I get cataract surgery on my left eye, and I can hardly wait!

Actually, I have been functioning without my glasses since the second day of my first surgery except when i want to read something in regular print or smaller (like pill bottles and cooking instructions on frozen foods).

I expect I may need to own a pair of reading glasses regardless of my improved eyesight, but it won't be a daily thing.  The doctor said I wouldn't have the sharp vision I had as a teenager, but I corrected him by saying I never had sharp vision as a teen!!  Still, I am paying (almost through the nose) for the best lens they have in order to live glasses-free, including when I read books, etc.

[Ron Pulliam]

I have to repor for surgery at 6:50 a.m. tomorrow.  Happily, my return visit on Friday is for 9:35 a.m.
 
My cousin, Debra, has been my rock through all this. She picks me up, takes me to wherever we need to be, and returns me home.

I have told her to please call me to reciprocate when she needs to have someone with her for such matters.

[John G.]

Vibes for JRand.

[singdaw]

Back from the doctor. Despite not having been examined for more years than I care to reveal, my eyes are in good shape. The prescription has changed hardly at all.

[singdaw]

~~~SURGERY AND RECUPERATION VIBES~~~ tomorrow for DR Ron Pulliam!!

[Ron Pulliam]

~~~SURGERY AND RECUPERATION VIBES~~~ tomorrow for DR Ron Pulliam!!

Thanks! 

[singdaw]

One interesting thing: my new eye doctor recommended "office lenses" for me. They expand the mid-range (computer) section of my progressive lenses to almost the whole lens. Since I do intensive computer work all day long, I would wear these while I am working, then switch to my regular progressive lenses the rest of the time.

[Ron Pulliam]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, GINNY!                                       MANY HAPPY RETURNS OF THIS DAY!             

[singdaw]

I also have some congenital cataracts and some normal age-level cataracts developing, but not to the point where surgery is required yet.

[Ron Pulliam]

I also have some congenital cataracts and some normal age-level cataracts developing, but not to the point where surgery is required yet.

I only have two points to make:  1, you won't believe how much clarity of light and color await you (the eyes slowly alter your perception of color and light over time); and 2, the surgery is over before you know it has begun.  Pain-free and easy-peasy,

[Laura]

Happy Birthday, Ginny!

[Freddie]

Back from the doctor. Despite not having been examined for more years than I care to reveal, my eyes are in good shape. The prescription has changed hardly at all.

Great news, singdaw!

[Freddie]

I have to repor for surgery at 6:50 a.m. tomorrow.  Happily, my return visit on Friday is for 9:35 a.m.
 
My cousin, Debra, has been my rock through all this. She picks me up, takes me to wherever we need to be, and returns me home.

I have told her to please call me to reciprocate when she needs to have someone with her for such matters.

Surgery vibes for Ron.

[John G.]

Vibes for Ron.

[John G.]

And vibes for the rest of us.

[Freddie]

And vibes for the rest of us.

Good idea to have protective vibes!  We never know what awaits us.

[singdaw]

  I only have two points to make:  1, you won't believe how much clarity of light and color await you (the eyes slowly alter your perception of color and light over time); and 2, the surgery is over before you know it has begun.  Pain-free and easy-peasy,   

Thanks, DR Ron Pulliam. I think the cataracts have to get a lot worse before insurance will pick up the tab.

[Jane]

[singdaw]

I have read that next year's Oscars telecast will stream live on Hulu for the first time.

[Ginny]

Wednesday morning greetings!

Thank you, BK, for the birthday shoutout in today’s notes!

[Ginny]

A Very Happy Birthday to DR Ginny!!

Thank you very much, DR George!!

[Ginny]

Happy birthday to our beloved  Ginny!

Thank you, dear DR Vixmom!

[Ginny]

HAPPIEST OF HHW BIRTHDAY WISHES to our very own dear DR Ginny!!!!!!

Thank you, DR Singdaw!  That cake resembles the salted caramel cheesecake I had yesterday.

[Ginny]

Happiest of birthdays to DR Ginny!!!

Thank you, DR John G!!!

[Ginny]

HAPPIEST OF BIRTHDAYS TO OUR DR GINNY!!!

Thank you, DR ChasSmith!!!

[Ginny]

Happy birthday, dear DR Ginny!

Thank you, DR Freddie!