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| To Annie/canyonwind for being so late on my end of sending out those seeds I owed you.
To the swaps I wanted to join but had to drop out of. AND to MNF group for being so late with Annie's seeds. I have not been posting or participating in any swaps/trades or groups lately. I haven't even been checking the post except sometimes I do check and post a few things on the quilting forum nor have I been keeping a regular check on my email. The reason is because I have developed cataracts and they are bad an getting worse. I had been told over the past 8 years or so each time I saw an optometrist that I had them an it was just a matter of WHEN they would develop.
Well the time came too quickly because I could see VERY well in the spring, I could see the tiny writing I put on my little plant tags in my seed trays without a problem. Over the summer I noticed I was getting to the point I couldn't see very well at all, at first I just thought it was due to me needing new glasses.
The point to this posting is to let those I have traded with know and the swaps I was trying to be part of that I am not a deadbeat trader, I am just so depressed at the moment I don't feel like doing anything.
I saw where Dan disbanded the sewing group, I wanted to join them, I had been looking at sewing machines I wanted, BUT I can't see well enough at the moment to even thread one if I had it I could only image what something would look like if I tried to sew anything at the moment. AT any rate, I am sooo sorry for my ramblings I just wanted this group of folks as a whole to know I am still a good swap partner, I am just down for the count at the moment and I don't know when I will be back in the game and until I can see again I have no desire to do anything with seeds. I didn't even finish out my garden this year because I couldn't see well enough to harvest much, so it grew up. Some of the stuff I managed to save to get seeds from are just sitting outside I may or may not clean them, depends on if I have a good enough day to remotely see some details.... It was fun being part of GW again, maybe I can do it again. :) Aqua PS
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- Posted by primrose1x3 7 (My Page) on Wed, Oct 31, 12 at 10:58
| Aqua, go to a hospital emergency ward - some hospitals have to treat anyone who comes to the ER. Or try a teaching/university hospital. Could you ask your boyfriend to help you find a hospital ER or teaching/university hospital that could help you? A neighbor's relative on disability with diabetes did this for complications from his disease, and got help. Another friend of mine on disability (lives a couple of states away from me) had to drive 5 hours to the nearest hospital that would treat her. Both my neighbor and friend did not have insurance or jobs due to their health problems, but the first got help through a hospital ER and the second one got help at a teaching/university hospital. Please look into these possibilities and let us know how it turns out for you. Hope this helps and that you will keep in touch with us. Karen |
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- Posted by aquadragonfly 7b NC (My Page) on Wed, Oct 31, 12 at 17:46
| Thx Karen, A friend wants to hold a bake sale for me, don't know how well that will go but I guess we will see where it goes. |
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| Will be praying for you Aqua :) !!! Hope you get fixed up soon and return back to us...and if you get depressed don't go it alone...please know that even tho I've only traded with you a time or 2 I have enjoyed knowing you as part of this site and a garden neighbor and will be thinking about you :) Take care, Dianne |
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- Posted by sandlapper_rose z7B-8A SC (My Page) on Thu, Nov 1, 12 at 10:08
| I have never traded with you but feel so bad for you that you are having all these problems. Please try to find a way to get medical care. I know easier said than done, but it doesn't sound like something that can be postponed. Let us know how you are doing and you know that this is a very understanding group when sending things late due to serious problems so I'm sure everyone understands. |
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- Posted by aquadragonfly 7b NC (My Page) on Sat, Nov 3, 12 at 0:54
| Thanks ya'll some days are better then others but I can tell the are getting a lot worse. I am sure it will get worked out. I haven't lost hope yet. Jeanne sometime I would like to email you about your surgery. I know you had some issues an I am sure you can give me some tips to help me through when I get to that point if you don't mind. :) Aqua |
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- Posted by kimka z6B (jkkaplan@erols.com) on Wed, Dec 12, 12 at 16:34
| I had to have cataract surgery in one eye a few years back and I didn't have insurance for it. A friend said to make sure I told the receptionist at the eye doctor that I was paying out of my own pocket because doctors often have a price break for those without insurances. Turned out I saved over $1,500 over the whole pre, post and surgery appointents by telling the reception at each appointment. I hope you can save some money this way. |
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