A trail I took often out from home in WA~ |
I should have known then... The news was not good. The vision loss I've suffered in my right eye - will not return, nor can it be repaired with surgery. Even the cause is unknown. Central Retinal Artery Occlusion, was confirmed. I did not have a retinal tear or detachment. If you click on the link, you can read about it.
Next, I spent 1.5 hours in an MRI at Nebraska Health Imaging. During that time, I thought of grandson Mason & how his last time in the machine he'd managed over an hour without moving & with no sedation. I decided that if Mason could, so could I. Results came back late this afternoon & my brain showed no abnormalities. Nothing that could explain what happened. More tests are scheduled for next week, to rule out other unfavorable possibilities.
I'm not taking the diagnosis as final & fully expect that with time & prayer my vision will return. Thank you to all who've expressed concern. Your prayers, calls & support have kept my outlook a positive one.
Oh Connie, that really sucks. I wish I could say anything that would help, but I am speechless.
ReplyDeleteThat's how I felt when the specialist told me... We're so used to thinking that things can be "fixed"...
DeletePraying for you. In my medic training this week we had to blindfold ourselves and try to get around and I couldn't handle it because it's been a lifelong fear. I'll pray every day.
ReplyDeleteI'd forgotten to moderate my comments & now find them at a time I needed a boost... It had always been one of mine too... A test of faith~ Appreciate those prayers!
DeleteSo very sorry to hear this. But you are a warrior, girl. And you are going to be just fine. You are whole and perfect in God's Love. I pray for you and your family.��
ReplyDeleteThank you Lisa - gratefully accepted!
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