Is a good thing!

Sounds like you have a positive attitude. That always helps. Please post again soon. You prompted me to get moving with the workout. If you can do it, so can I. 😊

It can happen so fast; last year I was driving with no glasses, and now luckily one eye is still good enough with glasses to drive. I remind myself that I was able to see for 80 years (come November) so I can't complain. Best of luck to you!

I don't.

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for further loss of vision. Lots of eye drops on my nightstand. I'm very glad that I was a voracious reader all my life.

For depth perception help for me, my husband put a thin strip of red tape along the edge of our staircase steps; it really helps.

Free with libby app or hoopla app on your phone.

And from the sounds of it, kickin' HARD!
Keep it up, friend.

was kind of wondering, hadn't seen you post in a while but I have been kind of busy and haven't been around as much either. glad you are doing ok, sorry to hear about the eyesight problem.

I'm using a watchmaker's headset. It has a fixed magnifier and a flip down more powerful magnifier.
It's the onlu way I can mange to read or type.

until the fonts are huge and I can read.

When I enlsarge big enough I lose half ther page.

Good to hear from you. Keep on keeping the blue side up and the boost pumps on. My RPMs dropped down pretty low recently, with high oil pressure .. which baffled the docs. But they gave me a hot section and cleared me for another fire season in the Pacific Northwest.

Mac

From what I see you're gonna be a busy boy.
Be safe.

I'm with you on the macular degeneration (dry) and sleep apnea. I also try to remind myself that until recently my long life was mostly in good health so be thankful. Good to hear from you again.

I actually thought about you about a week ago and was wondering how you were doing.

More medical crap in day to day life, but still here and happy about it. Hang in there.

May you enjoy a nice June evening and
find comfort in the simple things of this world.

And please drop by when you get a chance
because we need you and your thoughts.

My sweet swet wife of 55 years and a nice little glaass of Scoth whiusky on ice.

Glad you are feeling well.

You are my absolute most favorite and beloved DUer.
And yes, I've had a couple of drinks, but that's beside the point.

very flattering indeed

Such good news.

We'll keep the light on for ya (as the Motel 6 guy says)...

Never give up!

Thanks for being with us. Hope you have a read aloud function to keep enjoying our community. You are forever part of that.

So thankful you stopped in to catch up.

❤️💐❤️

So good to hear from you!

Keep on kicking and posting when you can!

Loveya, Peggy

Love to you, too.

You've been missed.

A cousin had macular degeneration. It was sad to see how much she had to give up because of it, and as you are doing now. She found books on tape worked well once she could no longer read.

You've survived a lot, and you'll learn to deal with this latest. Take care of yourself, and let Miz T spoil you a bit.

Hoopla and libby. Download to your phone.

Definitely keep dropping in and savoring the nectar of our collective community wisdom!

Please share any thoughts off the top of your mind. Welcome back!!!!

Take care, trof.

Take care.

My problem is keratoconus, the cornea thinning and distorting. I have one transplant that allows me to read the computer screen if my nose is bumping up against it. The frustrating part is that hard contacts would give me reasonable vision but an autoimmune disease prevents me from tolerating those.

So good luck to you from a fellow groper. I know my mother's ARMD went really fast. I don't know what's worse, slowly sinking into a dense fog like I am, or getting it over with more quickly.

To go do today's physical therapy.

Glad you're still here!

glad you are here.