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Writers have to drive themselves to be sociable. Writing is a solitary existence. We need that peace and quiet to write. I am pretty focused when I write. I often don't hear the phone or the door or even being called.
I often carry my "story" around in my mind and if I don't recognise you in the grocery store, please tell me who you are. I am probably working on plot kinks.
So here's a free story:
http://www.writerscafe.org/writing/RDLarson/518544/ Write a comment so I don't feel like John the Baptist crying in the wilderness. Or whoever it was. Islands aren't real wilderness to me.
Good luck and Good day!
Showing posts with label women's fiction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label women's fiction. Show all posts
Friday, March 5, 2010
Thursday, September 27, 2007
When will I get my vision back?
During the postoperative period, the air bubble in the eye will be pressing on the macula to ensure closure of the hole. While the air bubble is present in the eye, the eye is unable to focus light properly, and therefore vision is significantly disrupted. Often patients are only able to see shapes, shadows or hand movements in front of their eyes while the bubble is large. As the bubble begins to shrink, usually between the third and fourth week, vision begins to return. Final vision recovery is often not achieved for 6-12 weeks following the operation after the bubble completely resolves, the macular hole heals, and a final prescription for glasses is given. For those patients who have not had cataract surgery, the vision may begin to exhibit gradual deterioration approximately 6-12 months after the operation as a cataract develops. Once cataract surgery is performed, vision would then typically return to its maximal level.
Basically, I've had quite a bit of pain but it does seem to be getting better. Not expecting much vision as yet. My biggest bother is the right eye weeps when I try to use it and the left of course is useless. L. is being the world's best nurse, I'm telling you. Thanks for all the cards, letters, notes, pictures and books. I am so grateful for such kindness from friends and readers.
Not to worry okay? I am teaching the computer to convert sound to print and print to sound so in three months I should see very well again and will also be able to do what I did before these three eye surgeries.
I have always thought that a challenge and a struggle makes a person stronger and more resilient. I'm living proof of that. I am looking forward to finishing my fourth book, Cleanup Jobs. www.RDLarson.com books at Amazon, Fictionwise.com and mobipocket.com. See you on the same page!
During the postoperative period, the air bubble in the eye will be pressing on the macula to ensure closure of the hole. While the air bubble is present in the eye, the eye is unable to focus light properly, and therefore vision is significantly disrupted. Often patients are only able to see shapes, shadows or hand movements in front of their eyes while the bubble is large. As the bubble begins to shrink, usually between the third and fourth week, vision begins to return. Final vision recovery is often not achieved for 6-12 weeks following the operation after the bubble completely resolves, the macular hole heals, and a final prescription for glasses is given. For those patients who have not had cataract surgery, the vision may begin to exhibit gradual deterioration approximately 6-12 months after the operation as a cataract develops. Once cataract surgery is performed, vision would then typically return to its maximal level.
Basically, I've had quite a bit of pain but it does seem to be getting better. Not expecting much vision as yet. My biggest bother is the right eye weeps when I try to use it and the left of course is useless. L. is being the world's best nurse, I'm telling you. Thanks for all the cards, letters, notes, pictures and books. I am so grateful for such kindness from friends and readers.
Not to worry okay? I am teaching the computer to convert sound to print and print to sound so in three months I should see very well again and will also be able to do what I did before these three eye surgeries.
I have always thought that a challenge and a struggle makes a person stronger and more resilient. I'm living proof of that. I am looking forward to finishing my fourth book, Cleanup Jobs. www.RDLarson.com books at Amazon, Fictionwise.com and mobipocket.com. See you on the same page!
Saturday, May 5, 2007
Swinging with the dogs! OH yeah! Zippy is driving and Faline is riding shot-gun. The video is up at You-Tube.
When will it end? The war?
New stories up at Mobipockets
And Marion Riles, Soft-Boiled Detective
Tuesday, December 26, 2006
A new read just for you!
http://www.mobipocket.com/en/eBooks/BookDetails.asp?BookID=33302
Sorrow's Field by RD Larson
My latest historical romantic adventure can be downloaded to read on your laptop, your PC, your cell phone or PDA & Blackberry. If you think a story about a blind woman searching for her birth mother in 1880 England might interest you, please order -- it's only $2.50 and if you like it, send me a note and I'll send you a bonus story FREE! Note: This is mostly a woman's story but it is a mystery and Cyril Holycross is the evil antagonist!
Offer runs until January 31, 2007.
All my best wishes for a healthy and happy new year! 2007
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