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Kaimi Kyomoon
Kah-EE-mee
Join date: 30 Nov 2006
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05-14-2009 09:55
Really. I miss her. _____________________
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Lexxi Gynoid
#'s 86000, 97800
Join date: 6 Aug 2007
Posts: 3,732
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05-14-2009 09:59
Really. I miss her. She is still "over there", to which I no longer go. |
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Brenda Connolly
Un United Avatar
Join date: 10 Jan 2007
Posts: 25,000
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05-14-2009 10:00
Really. I miss her. Ann's OK. Evidently she can't get here from work. _____________________
Don't you ever try to look behind my eyes. You don't want to know what they have seen.
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JamesMichael Morane
Chooses Liberty!!!
Join date: 13 Feb 2008
Posts: 421
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05-14-2009 10:01
How about a little cheesecake to go with those strawberries?    Wow.....extremely classy. Wish more gals on sl would go for that more vintage look. *sighs _____________________
I'm watching FDR on steroids right now.....it's sick, sad. /me sobs.
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Treasure Ballinger
Virtual Ability
Join date: 31 Dec 2007
Posts: 2,745
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05-14-2009 10:21
I've had to wear glasses or contacts almost my whole life...but until recently, I've always been correctable to 20/20 or better. Now it's cataracts. Soon, I will have to have new lenses implanted. They tell me that the result might be good enough to let me do without corrective lenses, especially if we "tweak" it with lasik. But I'm still scared. Loss of vision, loss of memory...those are the two things I fear most. And they both run in my family. I understand that fear. Being deaf, I have a huge fear of vision loss. But still, when 'early cataracts' arrived, I bit the bullet, shoved the fear aside and was implanted and tweaked with lasik. Best move I ever made. No glasses, no nothing, clean clear vision (if you're getting cataracts, you know about that 'aura' that can surround lights and such, makes driving at night difficult. ) That's all gone just good clean clear vision. I had both eyes done, about 6 weeks apart. Been a little over a year now. No pain, just at the moment of the laser, a big kaleidoscope of color. Had to leave the eye patch cup thingy on for overnight, removed next day, great vision. Was really easy, both times. No anesthesia to recover from either. |
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Kaimi Kyomoon
Kah-EE-mee
Join date: 30 Nov 2006
Posts: 5,664
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05-14-2009 10:28
Ann's OK. Evidently she can't get here from work. I understand that fear. Being deaf, I have a huge fear of vision loss. But still, when 'early cataracts' arrived, I bit the bullet, shoved the fear aside and was implanted and tweaked with lasik. Best move I ever made. No glasses, no nothing, clean clear vision (if you're getting cataracts, you know about that 'aura' that can surround lights and such, makes driving at night difficult. ) That's all gone just good clean clear vision. I had both eyes done, about 6 weeks apart. Been a little over a year now. No pain, just at the moment of the laser, a big kaleidoscope of color. Had to leave the eye patch cup thingy on for overnight, removed next day, great vision. Was really easy, both times. No anesthesia to recover from either. _____________________
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Oryx Tempel
Registered User
Join date: 8 Nov 2006
Posts: 7,663
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05-14-2009 10:51
She is still "over there", to which I no longer go. Me neither. I don't have the energy to follow two forums. |
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spike Hydraconis
Just Surviving
Join date: 12 Feb 2009
Posts: 510
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wonderful economy
05-14-2009 10:58
Well, another comrad has run into some problems...i was informed an hour ago that i will be laid off from my postion effective tomorrow at 5pm. So i guess i will join the ranks of the job seekers...i will keep everyone infomed.....lol
Spike _____________________
Life can be complicated
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Tod69 Talamasca
The Human Tripod ;)
Join date: 20 Sep 2005
Posts: 4,107
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05-14-2009 11:03
I've had to wear glasses or contacts almost my whole life...but until recently, I've always been correctable to 20/20 or better. Now it's cataracts. Soon, I will have to have new lenses implanted. They tell me that the result might be good enough to let me do without corrective lenses, especially if we "tweak" it with lasik. But I'm still scared. Loss of vision, loss of memory...those are the two things I fear most. And they both run in my family. Yep! You can have loss of hearing & still use a computer, read a book, watch tv, etc. In my family- we either get into our late 90s & die from Alzheimers or die off from heart attacks. I'll take the heart attack as opposed to having my brain eaten away slowly. _____________________
really pissy & mean right now and NOT happy with Life.
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Amaranthim Talon
Voyager, Seeker, Curious
Join date: 14 Nov 2006
Posts: 12,032
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05-14-2009 11:06
Well, another comrad has run into some problems...i was informed an hour ago that i will be laid off from my postion effective tomorrow at 5pm. So i guess i will join the ranks of the job seekers...i will keep everyone infomed.....lol Spike CRAP!!!! I am sorry Spike  _____________________
"Yield to temptation. It may not pass your way again. "
Robert A. Heinlein  http://talonfaire.blogspot.com/ Visit Talon Faire Main: http://slurl.com/secondlife/Misto%20Presto/216/21/155- Main Store XStreets: http://tinyurl.com/6r7ayn |
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spike Hydraconis
Just Surviving
Join date: 12 Feb 2009
Posts: 510
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05-14-2009 11:07
CRAP!!!! I am sorry Spike Thanks Amara....I appreciate it.... _____________________
Life can be complicated
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Maureen Boccaccio
TWJKFA
Join date: 28 Feb 2008
Posts: 14,484
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05-14-2009 11:10
Oh it definitely was so worth it! The crashing was mind boggling for me last night but wow i had such a great time! The last band- damn - that guy had Trace Atkins down! Who was that??? I want to make sure I keep an eye out for his gigs.  |
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Amaranthim Talon
Voyager, Seeker, Curious
Join date: 14 Nov 2006
Posts: 12,032
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05-14-2009 11:11
Who was that??? I want to make sure I keep an eye out for his gigs. I will have to look up the chat log- i commented on it in the cartel chat cause Chris asked who they were- let you know tonight. _____________________
"Yield to temptation. It may not pass your way again. "
Robert A. Heinlein http://talonfaire.blogspot.com/ Visit Talon Faire Main: http://slurl.com/secondlife/Misto%20Presto/216/21/155- Main Store XStreets: http://tinyurl.com/6r7ayn |
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Maureen Boccaccio
TWJKFA
Join date: 28 Feb 2008
Posts: 14,484
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05-14-2009 11:12
I've had to wear glasses or contacts almost my whole life...but until recently, I've always been correctable to 20/20 or better. Now it's cataracts. Soon, I will have to have new lenses implanted. They tell me that the result might be good enough to let me do without corrective lenses, especially if we "tweak" it with lasik. But I'm still scared. Loss of vision, loss of memory...those are the two things I fear most. And they both run in my family. *hugs* Scary...I know. My sister, one of my brothers, and two sisters-in-law had lasik, and have been very pleased with their results. Me? I'm scared witless...I mean...they're my eyes!! But if you have cataracts, and they're going to be in there anyway...wow, what an opportunity! I'd love to be able to see the alarm clock in the morning without pulling it toward me.  |
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Maureen Boccaccio
TWJKFA
Join date: 28 Feb 2008
Posts: 14,484
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05-14-2009 11:13
Your wish is my command....*clears his throat* Maureen thinks my rhymes are the best Here's another so she'll be impressed I can't wait for my prize For she's luscious and wise Sweet lady, do I rise to the test? *smiles and crooks her finger* I have something for you, dear. |
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Lexxi Gynoid
#'s 86000, 97800
Join date: 6 Aug 2007
Posts: 3,732
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05-14-2009 11:15
Me neither. I don't have the energy to follow two forums. Oh, it isn't energy, it's the heart. I can't tell if I'm being incoherent, or if they were purposelly attacking everything I wasn't saying. I don't care if they attack what I'm saying and/or "prove" it is hogwash, it is when they kept attacking what I wasn't saying that I started getting worked up. Stupid heart. So I'm not over there now for health reasons. Especially since I had that attack relatively recently. oops . . . should not have started thinking about that again. heh. me go be calm now . . . |
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Maureen Boccaccio
TWJKFA
Join date: 28 Feb 2008
Posts: 14,484
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05-14-2009 11:18
Well tell me what thread to go read anyway cuz I am a bit behind on stuff. Good morning all. I'm actually looking forward to going home tomorrow and logging in to SL and actually seeing the world the way it should be. /me sends Dances a bit more patience. *waves to Lil* Hope your trip's going well. See you tomorrow inworld! |
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Amaranthim Talon
Voyager, Seeker, Curious
Join date: 14 Nov 2006
Posts: 12,032
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05-14-2009 11:22
*hugs* <snip> I'd love to be able to see the alarm clock in the morning without pulling it toward me. Sometimes I wonder, if i sleep with my contacts in, will my dreams be more focused...?  _____________________
"Yield to temptation. It may not pass your way again. "
Robert A. Heinlein http://talonfaire.blogspot.com/ Visit Talon Faire Main: http://slurl.com/secondlife/Misto%20Presto/216/21/155- Main Store XStreets: http://tinyurl.com/6r7ayn |
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Lindal Kidd
Dances With Noobs
Join date: 26 Jun 2007
Posts: 8,371
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05-14-2009 11:23
...I'll take the heart attack as opposed to having my brain eaten away slowly. My Mom had Alzheimers. It was awful for us, especially my father, to see her slowly deteriorate. But I think it is worse for one's family than for the person with the disease. At first, Mom was perturbed, when she found she couldn't remember acquaintances' names. It embarrassed her. As her memory loss proceeded, she became less aware of it herself, although talking with her became like talking to a tape played on an endless two-minute loop. She had never been a woman with a gift for happiness. Nothing was ever QUITE right for her. However, unlike many Alzheimers' victims who become very unpredictable, even hateful or combative, for the most part, Mom's disposition actually improved. Not being able to remember everything she was supposed to be upset about, she became a lot more easy-going. When my father passed away, her dementia proved a blessing...because aside from a few brief moments, she never really understoood that he had died. He was "away on business". Nevertheless...be it heart attack, diabetes, Alzheimers', osteoporosis, or cataracts...getting old sucks. The only thing that makes it bearable is that it beats the alternative. _____________________
It's still My World and My Imagination! So there.
Lindal Kidd |
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Maureen Boccaccio
TWJKFA
Join date: 28 Feb 2008
Posts: 14,484
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05-14-2009 11:23
Hi Damien1  Thought I'd answer you in this tread instead - I was afraid of being ARed for not staying on topic.  It's nice to see all of you, too.  wow! Isabeau! Hi! *waves* Good to see you. |
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Maureen Boccaccio
TWJKFA
Join date: 28 Feb 2008
Posts: 14,484
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05-14-2009 11:25
Wow! Brenda! The underwear is nice, too. It's noon here. Burgers and fries anyone?  (Hi Amara ) That looks pretty darn yummy. |
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Kaimi Kyomoon
Kah-EE-mee
Join date: 30 Nov 2006
Posts: 5,664
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05-14-2009 11:27
Well, another comrad has run into some problems...i was informed an hour ago that i will be laid off from my postion effective tomorrow at 5pm. So i guess i will join the ranks of the job seekers...i will keep everyone infomed.....lol Spike _____________________
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Maureen Boccaccio
TWJKFA
Join date: 28 Feb 2008
Posts: 14,484
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05-14-2009 11:27
He's really very good, isn't he? One user agrees...wholeheartedly.  |
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Maureen Boccaccio
TWJKFA
Join date: 28 Feb 2008
Posts: 14,484
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05-14-2009 11:28
I understand that fear. Being deaf, I have a huge fear of vision loss. But still, when 'early cataracts' arrived, I bit the bullet, shoved the fear aside and was implanted and tweaked with lasik. Best move I ever made. No glasses, no nothing, clean clear vision (if you're getting cataracts, you know about that 'aura' that can surround lights and such, makes driving at night difficult. ) That's all gone just good clean clear vision. I had both eyes done, about 6 weeks apart. Been a little over a year now. No pain, just at the moment of the laser, a big kaleidoscope of color. Had to leave the eye patch cup thingy on for overnight, removed next day, great vision. Was really easy, both times. No anesthesia to recover from either. Oh, Treasure, how wonderful! I'm so glad to hear people's success stories with this surgery. |
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Kaimi Kyomoon
Kah-EE-mee
Join date: 30 Nov 2006
Posts: 5,664
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05-14-2009 11:29
Oh, it isn't energy, it's the heart. I can't tell if I'm being incoherent, or if they were purposelly attacking everything I wasn't saying. I don't care if they attack what I'm saying and/or "prove" it is hogwash, it is when they kept attacking what I wasn't saying that I started getting worked up. Stupid heart. So I'm not over there now for health reasons. Especially since I had that attack relatively recently. oops . . . should not have started thinking about that again. heh. me go be calm now . . . _____________________
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