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Well, it's my eyes again. More specifically, my left eye. I have been losing peripheral vision on and off for the passed week and seeing little black spots that never go away for about 2-3 days. They don't move, they're in a constant point of my vision.
This morning, I had slightly blurred vision in the left eye and started to get worried. I called my eye specialist at NY Eye, Ear and Throat Infirmary (also a client/account) and got in on a last minute appointment.
It turns out the hemorrhaging has returned in my left eye. Before I really didn't notice it but now I did. The pressure in my left eye is high, causing slight dizzy spells; sporadic tunnel vision;temporary loss of peripheral vision. All this because the hemmorhaging is at the part of the retina where the optic nerve connects to the eye and also some other areas key to our eye sight.
Doctor has given me medication to help control the hemorrhaging and told me to limit my driving till the symptoms go away. What's good this time is that there is no threat of a separation of my retina (like what happened before). It can be handled with medication but I have to be very strict with my blood sugar and blood pressure. Either one can set off more hemorrhaging branches in my eye.
Ok, that's it ... that's my story. I;m hungry,I'm gonna order a pizza.
This morning, I had slightly blurred vision in the left eye and started to get worried. I called my eye specialist at NY Eye, Ear and Throat Infirmary (also a client/account) and got in on a last minute appointment.
It turns out the hemorrhaging has returned in my left eye. Before I really didn't notice it but now I did. The pressure in my left eye is high, causing slight dizzy spells; sporadic tunnel vision;temporary loss of peripheral vision. All this because the hemmorhaging is at the part of the retina where the optic nerve connects to the eye and also some other areas key to our eye sight.
Doctor has given me medication to help control the hemorrhaging and told me to limit my driving till the symptoms go away. What's good this time is that there is no threat of a separation of my retina (like what happened before). It can be handled with medication but I have to be very strict with my blood sugar and blood pressure. Either one can set off more hemorrhaging branches in my eye.
Ok, that's it ... that's my story. I;m hungry,I'm gonna order a pizza.
Wow! Jeremy, I'm so sorry to hear that. I pray everything will be okay for you...
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I'm gonna do my best to try to get my brother to meet your son. My brother use to tag up with the name SUB. Your son might be to young
http://www.sfstation.com/introductions-2006-e23514
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From: Norwich Connecticut
Well, it's my eyes again. More specifically, my left eye. I have been losing peripheral vision on and off for the passed week and seeing little black spots that never go away for about 2-3 days. They don't move, they're in a constant point of my vision.
This morning, I had slightly blurred vision in the left eye and started to get worried. I called my eye specialist at NY Eye, Ear and Throat Infirmary (also a client/account) and got in on a last minute appointment.
It turns out the hemorrhaging has returned in my left eye. Before I really didn't notice it but now I did. The pressure in my left eye is high, causing slight dizzy spells; sporadic tunnel vision;temporary loss of peripheral vision. All this because the hemmorhaging is at the part of the retina where the optic nerve connects to the eye and also some other areas key to our eye sight.
Doctor has given me medication to help control the hemorrhaging and told me to limit my driving till the symptoms go away. What's good this time is that there is no threat of a separation of my retina (like what happened before). It can be handled with medication but I have to be very strict with my blood sugar and blood pressure. Either one can set off more hemorrhaging branches in my eye.
Ok, that's it ... that's my story. I;m hungry,I'm gonna order a pizza.
This morning, I had slightly blurred vision in the left eye and started to get worried. I called my eye specialist at NY Eye, Ear and Throat Infirmary (also a client/account) and got in on a last minute appointment.
It turns out the hemorrhaging has returned in my left eye. Before I really didn't notice it but now I did. The pressure in my left eye is high, causing slight dizzy spells; sporadic tunnel vision;temporary loss of peripheral vision. All this because the hemmorhaging is at the part of the retina where the optic nerve connects to the eye and also some other areas key to our eye sight.
Doctor has given me medication to help control the hemorrhaging and told me to limit my driving till the symptoms go away. What's good this time is that there is no threat of a separation of my retina (like what happened before). It can be handled with medication but I have to be very strict with my blood sugar and blood pressure. Either one can set off more hemorrhaging branches in my eye.
Ok, that's it ... that's my story. I;m hungry,I'm gonna order a pizza.
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OH, speaking of the t-shirt run, if I can't get my brother to drive the Z (and my ***) for the run, can I hitch a ride with someone? I'm just hoping the doc gives me the ok to drive by then.
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From: Norwich Connecticut
Well, it's my eyes again. More specifically, my left eye. I have been losing peripheral vision on and off for the passed week and seeing little black spots that never go away for about 2-3 days. They don't move, they're in a constant point of my vision.
This morning, I had slightly blurred vision in the left eye and started to get worried. I called my eye specialist at NY Eye, Ear and Throat Infirmary (also a client/account) and got in on a last minute appointment.
It turns out the hemorrhaging has returned in my left eye. Before I really didn't notice it but now I did. The pressure in my left eye is high, causing slight dizzy spells; sporadic tunnel vision;temporary loss of peripheral vision. All this because the hemmorhaging is at the part of the retina where the optic nerve connects to the eye and also some other areas key to our eye sight.
Doctor has given me medication to help control the hemorrhaging and told me to limit my driving till the symptoms go away. What's good this time is that there is no threat of a separation of my retina (like what happened before). It can be handled with medication but I have to be very strict with my blood sugar and blood pressure. Either one can set off more hemorrhaging branches in my eye.
Ok, that's it ... that's my story. I;m hungry,I'm gonna order a pizza.
This morning, I had slightly blurred vision in the left eye and started to get worried. I called my eye specialist at NY Eye, Ear and Throat Infirmary (also a client/account) and got in on a last minute appointment.
It turns out the hemorrhaging has returned in my left eye. Before I really didn't notice it but now I did. The pressure in my left eye is high, causing slight dizzy spells; sporadic tunnel vision;temporary loss of peripheral vision. All this because the hemmorhaging is at the part of the retina where the optic nerve connects to the eye and also some other areas key to our eye sight.
Doctor has given me medication to help control the hemorrhaging and told me to limit my driving till the symptoms go away. What's good this time is that there is no threat of a separation of my retina (like what happened before). It can be handled with medication but I have to be very strict with my blood sugar and blood pressure. Either one can set off more hemorrhaging branches in my eye.
Ok, that's it ... that's my story. I;m hungry,I'm gonna order a pizza.
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St. Jude Donor '08-'09
Well, it's my eyes again. More specifically, my left eye. I have been losing peripheral vision on and off for the passed week and seeing little black spots that never go away for about 2-3 days. They don't move, they're in a constant point of my vision.
This morning, I had slightly blurred vision in the left eye and started to get worried. I called my eye specialist at NY Eye, Ear and Throat Infirmary (also a client/account) and got in on a last minute appointment.
It turns out the hemorrhaging has returned in my left eye. Before I really didn't notice it but now I did. The pressure in my left eye is high, causing slight dizzy spells; sporadic tunnel vision;temporary loss of peripheral vision. All this because the hemmorhaging is at the part of the retina where the optic nerve connects to the eye and also some other areas key to our eye sight.
Doctor has given me medication to help control the hemorrhaging and told me to limit my driving till the symptoms go away. What's good this time is that there is no threat of a separation of my retina (like what happened before). It can be handled with medication but I have to be very strict with my blood sugar and blood pressure. Either one can set off more hemorrhaging branches in my eye.
Ok, that's it ... that's my story. I;m hungry,I'm gonna order a pizza.
This morning, I had slightly blurred vision in the left eye and started to get worried. I called my eye specialist at NY Eye, Ear and Throat Infirmary (also a client/account) and got in on a last minute appointment.
It turns out the hemorrhaging has returned in my left eye. Before I really didn't notice it but now I did. The pressure in my left eye is high, causing slight dizzy spells; sporadic tunnel vision;temporary loss of peripheral vision. All this because the hemmorhaging is at the part of the retina where the optic nerve connects to the eye and also some other areas key to our eye sight.
Doctor has given me medication to help control the hemorrhaging and told me to limit my driving till the symptoms go away. What's good this time is that there is no threat of a separation of my retina (like what happened before). It can be handled with medication but I have to be very strict with my blood sugar and blood pressure. Either one can set off more hemorrhaging branches in my eye.
Ok, that's it ... that's my story. I;m hungry,I'm gonna order a pizza.
Damn Jeremy, well, at least it isn't as bad as last time. Hopefully, with the medication and a strict diet, your eye will slowly get better. Watch those sweets man!!!
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From: Jamaica New York City
Well, it's my eyes again. More specifically, my left eye. I have been losing peripheral vision on and off for the passed week and seeing little black spots that never go away for about 2-3 days. They don't move, they're in a constant point of my vision.
This morning, I had slightly blurred vision in the left eye and started to get worried. I called my eye specialist at NY Eye, Ear and Throat Infirmary (also a client/account) and got in on a last minute appointment.
It turns out the hemorrhaging has returned in my left eye. Before I really didn't notice it but now I did. The pressure in my left eye is high, causing slight dizzy spells; sporadic tunnel vision;temporary loss of peripheral vision. All this because the hemmorhaging is at the part of the retina where the optic nerve connects to the eye and also some other areas key to our eye sight.
Doctor has given me medication to help control the hemorrhaging and told me to limit my driving till the symptoms go away. What's good this time is that there is no threat of a separation of my retina (like what happened before). It can be handled with medication but I have to be very strict with my blood sugar and blood pressure. Either one can set off more hemorrhaging branches in my eye.
Ok, that's it ... that's my story. I;m hungry,I'm gonna order a pizza.
This morning, I had slightly blurred vision in the left eye and started to get worried. I called my eye specialist at NY Eye, Ear and Throat Infirmary (also a client/account) and got in on a last minute appointment.
It turns out the hemorrhaging has returned in my left eye. Before I really didn't notice it but now I did. The pressure in my left eye is high, causing slight dizzy spells; sporadic tunnel vision;temporary loss of peripheral vision. All this because the hemmorhaging is at the part of the retina where the optic nerve connects to the eye and also some other areas key to our eye sight.
Doctor has given me medication to help control the hemorrhaging and told me to limit my driving till the symptoms go away. What's good this time is that there is no threat of a separation of my retina (like what happened before). It can be handled with medication but I have to be very strict with my blood sugar and blood pressure. Either one can set off more hemorrhaging branches in my eye.
Ok, that's it ... that's my story. I;m hungry,I'm gonna order a pizza.
damn that sucks... sorry to hear that.. from the power invested by US you'll be fine
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St. Jude Donor '08-'09-'10
I'm gonna do my best to try to get my brother to meet your son. My brother use to tag up with the name SUB. Your son might be to young
http://www.sfstation.com/introductions-2006-e23514
http://www.sfstation.com/introductions-2006-e23514
BTW - those I pics that it took of his sketch book - not on anyones walls
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From: Norwich Connecticut
Well I am sending her to the transmission shop tomorrow....shes real clunky through the gears....hard to put into first and reverse....not sure what it is....I have put the clutch all the way on the floor to get it in gear...
Drifting
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From: Somerville New Jersey
HI Rob
What's going on Sarah?Seriously. What I wrote..I guess it was taken as the gals should get mods? I would never write that. I don't even know what anyone looks like and I wouldn't joke about it online fearing that it would come across wrong and not taken as a joke..Sorry..
I really needed that too!~
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St. Jude Donor '07-'08
Well, it's my eyes again. More specifically, my left eye. I have been losing peripheral vision on and off for the passed week and seeing little black spots that never go away for about 2-3 days. They don't move, they're in a constant point of my vision.
This morning, I had slightly blurred vision in the left eye and started to get worried. I called my eye specialist at NY Eye, Ear and Throat Infirmary (also a client/account) and got in on a last minute appointment.
It turns out the hemorrhaging has returned in my left eye. Before I really didn't notice it but now I did. The pressure in my left eye is high, causing slight dizzy spells; sporadic tunnel vision;temporary loss of peripheral vision. All this because the hemmorhaging is at the part of the retina where the optic nerve connects to the eye and also some other areas key to our eye sight.
Doctor has given me medication to help control the hemorrhaging and told me to limit my driving till the symptoms go away. What's good this time is that there is no threat of a separation of my retina (like what happened before). It can be handled with medication but I have to be very strict with my blood sugar and blood pressure. Either one can set off more hemorrhaging branches in my eye.
Ok, that's it ... that's my story. I;m hungry,I'm gonna order a pizza.
This morning, I had slightly blurred vision in the left eye and started to get worried. I called my eye specialist at NY Eye, Ear and Throat Infirmary (also a client/account) and got in on a last minute appointment.
It turns out the hemorrhaging has returned in my left eye. Before I really didn't notice it but now I did. The pressure in my left eye is high, causing slight dizzy spells; sporadic tunnel vision;temporary loss of peripheral vision. All this because the hemmorhaging is at the part of the retina where the optic nerve connects to the eye and also some other areas key to our eye sight.
Doctor has given me medication to help control the hemorrhaging and told me to limit my driving till the symptoms go away. What's good this time is that there is no threat of a separation of my retina (like what happened before). It can be handled with medication but I have to be very strict with my blood sugar and blood pressure. Either one can set off more hemorrhaging branches in my eye.
Ok, that's it ... that's my story. I;m hungry,I'm gonna order a pizza.
Prayers coming your way!! So now with the meds bring back the vision and reduce the hemmorrhaging?
this is the shadow box garage
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St. Jude Donor '08-'09-'10
OKAY - ENOUGH
You guys - get better/feel better NOW!!
You are all way tooooooooooooooo special to me have this crap going on
You guys - get better/feel better NOW!!
You are all way tooooooooooooooo special to me have this crap going on
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St. Jude Donor '07-'08
Drifting
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Wow Prayers coming your way!! So now with the meds bring back the vision and reduce the hemmorrhaging?
Oh that is so cool - I have a diecast model I bought when I got the Vette but its a FRC couldn't find a Pewter C5 with a glass top - and i got it in a little garage
this is the shadow box garage
Prayers coming your way!! So now with the meds bring back the vision and reduce the hemmorrhaging?Oh that is so cool - I have a diecast model I bought when I got the Vette but its a FRC couldn't find a Pewter C5 with a glass top - and i got it in a little garage
this is the shadow box garage
Very cool. I dont have any diecast. This is my first. It's an exact replica of my car. Except mine is a 2007 Z51.
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St. Jude Donor '08-'09-'10
Wow Prayers coming your way!! So now with the meds bring back the vision and reduce the hemmorrhaging?
Oh that is so cool - I have a diecast model I bought when I got the Vette but its a FRC couldn't find a Pewter C5 with a glass top - and i got it in a little garage
this is the shadow box garage
Prayers coming your way!! So now with the meds bring back the vision and reduce the hemmorrhaging?Oh that is so cool - I have a diecast model I bought when I got the Vette but its a FRC couldn't find a Pewter C5 with a glass top - and i got it in a little garage
this is the shadow box garage
