@Anonymous wrote:
June coming will be my 7th eye laser surgery treatment.
Happy days.
You'll be fine.
Hello BoB. Just to wish you all the best for June. I think you are very brave
You seem to have a very healthy positive mental attitude 
I have a chemical imbalance in my brain, something I've lived with for over 20 years & its come around to that time again for a change in tablets at my body has got used to those I've been taking. I take an assortment of tablets morning & night. It is the side effects & going through the process again of getting the right tablets & the right dosage which is a problem to me. Still there are people worse off than me
You are a bit of an inspiration to me, thank you
I intend to think positive 
@Anonymous wrote:
Heya everyone thanks for making me feel better I got back little while ago and the doctor said carry on drinking Alot of water and just take my medicines
I'm so very pleased for you lifeishard2014
Keep in touch
@Anonymous wrote:
Hi @Anonymous yeah I'm alright been going through it myself lately with hospital and my parents are both very ill so hospitals play a big part in our lives you just have to stay strong and hope for the best I'm sure you will be ok
Hello damien1. I'm lucky that I have both my parents near me, but as you say hospital plays a large part in their lives & mine
I agree, you just have to be strong & put yourself in the experts hands
I send you light
I live for today as we no not what tomorrow may bring.
Due to diabetes the blood vessels behind both eyes keep popping so the surgeons are trying to stop the damage.
If they can't then I either end up with reduced sight or damage from the surgery. I've been told I may have to re think my career options.
A bit later I'll have to have cataracts removed from both eyes.
But it could be worse. Their are people out their with much worse prognosis than me.
I'm thankful to wake up in the morning
Due to diabetes the blood vessels behind both eyes keep popping so the surgeons are trying to stop the damage.
If they can't then I either end up with reduced sight or damage from the surgery. I've been told I may have to re think my career options.
A bit later I'll have to have cataracts removed from both eyes.
But it could be worse. Their are people out their with much worse prognosis than me.
I'm thankful to wake up in the morning
@Anonymous wrote:
I live for today as we no not what tomorrow may bring.
Due to diabetes the blood vessels behind both eyes keep popping so the surgeons are trying to stop the damage.
If they can't then I either end up with reduced sight or damage from the surgery. I've been told I may have to re think my career options.
A bit later I'll have to have cataracts removed from both eyes.
But it could be worse. Their are people out their with much worse prognosis than me.
I'm thankful to wake up in the morning
Thank you BoB
You are an encouragement to me with your wise words & attitude to life
And I would say you are an encouragement to others on here
I wish you all the best with your eyes
Hello @Anonymous sorry to hear that but I pray for everyone and we just have to stay strong and carry on with life ur a strong person and u have helped me out alot mate and everyone else in these forumns
and everyone else in these forumns
