gillpolack @ 2015-11-06T14:13:00
A quick update:
1. The post I promised is on my other blog, but when i get time I'll do an update (with links) on the blog tours.
2. I've just come back from the check up for the eye. This was the Big Decision Day. And... I'm fine. The eye will be completely functional and quite clear in its own time and they don't want to see me for three months and they don't want to operate and they know what caused it and I'm quite, quite well, thank you. It turned out to just be a rehash of what happened in 2010, only it was so bad (the eye had so much blood) that no-one could see to be certain. It's only a matter of time before I get full vision back and can do normal exercise without blood swishing and causing strange side effects, also.
3. #2 explains why I was able to get so very much work done while being so very tired all the time. It was the eye. My underlying health is much better than it looked! Which I knew the first time I pulled an all-nighter this year, to be honest, but it was bugging me that I had to sleep sitting up and that I was always tired and always hurt. Turns out that one can feel perfectly dreadful while being in reasonable health. Who knew?
4. I was palpably 3/4 blind on the way home today, but people took care of me and I only had to cross one road.
5. There is no #5. I just felt like saying this.
1. The post I promised is on my other blog, but when i get time I'll do an update (with links) on the blog tours.
2. I've just come back from the check up for the eye. This was the Big Decision Day. And... I'm fine. The eye will be completely functional and quite clear in its own time and they don't want to see me for three months and they don't want to operate and they know what caused it and I'm quite, quite well, thank you. It turned out to just be a rehash of what happened in 2010, only it was so bad (the eye had so much blood) that no-one could see to be certain. It's only a matter of time before I get full vision back and can do normal exercise without blood swishing and causing strange side effects, also.
3. #2 explains why I was able to get so very much work done while being so very tired all the time. It was the eye. My underlying health is much better than it looked! Which I knew the first time I pulled an all-nighter this year, to be honest, but it was bugging me that I had to sleep sitting up and that I was always tired and always hurt. Turns out that one can feel perfectly dreadful while being in reasonable health. Who knew?
4. I was palpably 3/4 blind on the way home today, but people took care of me and I only had to cross one road.
5. There is no #5. I just felt like saying this.
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