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Bus Discussion => Bus Topics ( click here for quick start! ) => Topic started by: JohnEd on August 13, 2010, 11:23:30 PM
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Fellow Knuts,
I am lagging in getting my eye surgery for cataracts. I am not completely down but I am headed that way and I can only participate to a given extent in so many activities. I will be leaving the forum for at least 6 months and possibly longer. That’s the current estimate. I will stay on the “roadside assist list” for I-5 near Eugene, Or and help you any way I can on your travels should that need occur. My email and phone are listed in my profile if you need/want to contact me.
I will have the wife review the posts from time to time and let me know if I should answer something through her. So far I still have a license so you aren’t all that safe on the road.LOL
I wish you all the best. It has been my pleasure and honor to have shared this time with all of you. Till then…Schwarzenegger (I’ll be baak) smiley face
John
PS: I can't see where the "new rules" changed a single thing so please understand that my decision is based solely on medical grounds.
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Good luck with the surgery. I had cataract surgery last year. There was a fast and substantial vision improvement. Recovery is really not that long-- maybe 4 to six weeks.
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Godspeed...
Have you wife update all of us...
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Good luck, John. We wish you a speedy recovery and return..
-Sean
http://OurOdyssey.BlogSpot.com (http://OurOdyssey.BlogSpot.com)
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Good luck John (((hugs))) Im looking forward to your return ;)
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Good Luck John! Y'all take care and follow your nurses instructions OK!
Paul
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Good luck! When my mother had cataract surgery, they did one eye at time but even then she was only a week or less recovering. It seemed almost instant gratification!
Brian
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Hey John , Good luck my friend you will be in our prayers
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Good luck with the cataract john, personally if it were my choice, I get a rincoln. ::)
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Or a rexus............good luck JohnEd!
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Good luck!! Have your "better half" (truly ;D) keep us posted. You'll be back in no time with a twinkle in your eye. ;D
Chaz
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If john comes back with a twinkie in his eye he should get a discount.
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Good luck with the surgery. I'm betting you can't go six months or even six weeks without us.
Dragon speak is on sale at Amazon for only $39.00.
Len
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Good Luck on your eye surgery. I know you'll be seeing out of the eye the next day, and be up a running in a few weeks. I believe we'll see you back on line a lot sooner then you think. Good Luck, TomC
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John,
I work for the leading manufacturer of the intraocular lens used in cataract surgery. I worked in the R&D department developing all the lenses on the market today, until I accepted a role leading the engineering department at the manufacturing facility.
PM me if you want to talk to someone about this. There are many options, and although I am not a doctor, and I do not give medical advice, I can talk you through some of the sales talk.
or call ate one sevin too too tres 22 fifty six
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You will be missed, but, you will be back sooner than you think. Take care, Ruthi
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Good luck on your surgery, you will return promptly seeing real colors again
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John, I had the plastic implants 3 years ago and not only can I now see at night I can drive with no glasses, something I could never do before. Walk in the park and We will see You soon, no pun intended LOL, Regards John L
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JohnEd, get well soon I will try and keep the bs going while you are down buddy I do a fair job of that but I am not in your league lol call me if you need anything except money
good luck
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John good luck and we'll see you in a few weeks!
And I second Cliffords last sentence ! LOL! ;)
;D BK ;D
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One of our drivers had that operation last Wednesday, was back at work the next monday!
Mom said if I could not say anything nice...
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I think it's safe to say that we're all LOOKING forward to your speedy recovery and return. Will and Wife
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Bigger, better, stronger and more of ya when you get back. Get some of that software that reads and writes for you so you don't have to live without my wisdom for six months. Oh, and what will you do without your daily dose of BK? No operation will help with that! Get well soon.
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Best of luck John. Had cateracts removed six years ago and lens implants installed. Went from trifocals to no glasses in a couple of weeks. IMHO they can do amazing things now days.
Enjoying the journey in NC,
Gene
Model 05 - 1968 Eagle
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That is a nice offer, Richard. That's what I love about this board and it's people: People helping people.
It looks as tho I will be a candidate for that surgery in the future as I have Uveitis and have to use steroids to keep from going blind, but they say the steriods will cause cataracts. And I for one always like to check things out before jumping in head first. And someone with good knowledge is always someone good to know. We need to keep the members of our fold healthy so we can poke fun at them!!! ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D lol
Thanx again for the nice offer and hopefully people who are facing this, especially John, can benefit from your knowledge.
Chaz
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Bigger, better, stronger and more of ya when you get back. Get some of that software that reads and writes for you so you don't have to live without my wisdom for six months. Oh, and what will you do without your daily dose of BK? No operation will help with that! Get well soon.
OH youse is just too funny! ;)
;D BK ;D
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Best of luck, JohnEd. See you on the flip-side when you return.
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John says "Thank you all." He is touched by your kind thoughts. Part of his problem is that he only has one good eye. I'll let you know after he has had the surgery.
Carolee
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Hi, Carolee.
Will you tell John that Doreen and I wish the both of you the best of luck with his surgery? We don't get into Eugene much anymore, but we will sometime and will try to make time to stop.
Take care.
Tom and Doreen Caffrey