Happy Thanksgiving.
And sorry that I didn’t post a blog yesterday, but as you will read, I had
stuff going on.
Looking at
this picture, you might wonder what I have to be thankful for this Thanksgiving
morning.
I’m thankful
that I can actually open the eye completely, it’s just partially open in the
picture so that you can see the lid. I’m thankful that I don’t have a brain
tumor, that I haven't had a stroke and that I can see out of both eyes. I’m thankful that even though the
symptoms fit with Shingles, the eye doctor is stilling leaning towards this
being just a stye, and that even if it is Shingles, they’re not actually in
my eye.
I also am thankful
that I live in a community with a wonderful small-town clinic and that the
staff there are all kind and caring and that they will squeeze in anyone who
really needs to be seen same-day. You could believe because I work there, that I get special
treatment as a patient, but we all treat all our
patients equally – giving them all the time and attention that they need. I’m
thankful they were able to get me in to see the eye doctor the same day, the
day before a holiday.
I’m thankful
that my daughter was willing to drive me the 30 miles to the eye doctor. I could
have driven myself, or the hubby was available and would have taken me, but I’m
thankful that my daughter and I were able to have the afternoon together to
talk and be ourselves.
So what am I
doing this Thanksgiving, besides hot-packing my eye? Enjoying my grand-puppies,
maybe cleaning some cupboards, catching up on paperwork, and just being thankful
for all that I have. Maybe I’ll pluck my eyebrows too. Yikes!
3 comments:
I'm thankful you WENT to the doctor and got care right away . . . maybe because you are a wonderful medical practitioner . . . and maybe because it's Thanksgiving. Hot packs ahead! Happy day.
That looks exactly like the one I had in 8th grade for 3 weeks.
My eye is 97% better, so I'm still not sure if it was a sty or shingles. Both should take more than a few days to resolve. Oh, well, something else to be thankful for.
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