28 years ago I suffered a very serious eye problem
This led to me having a major surgery and managing ti8
keep some of my vision 3 months I could see where to walk about it although no I was seeing double quite a lot.
0 eventually when I saw the consultant again he asked me when I kept falling over. No I said.
That’s very strange the doctor proud very few people with this condition do not fall over all the time.
I wonder why they didn’t tell me that at the beginning unless you salt no one would have tried to walk if they knew they might fall over every time they did.
He was even more surprised when I began to ride my bicycle again. So was I
Treasure your eyes and all your senses because they are how they relate to the world how you see all the the people nature buildings architecture the sky not to mention the television. We don’t always realise how much we have got until we lose some of it and it has been really trying I’m still in but I can manage I’ve got used to it. Like seeing black lions floating up and down which interfere with my reading so I have to move my head to make the the jelly in my eye move about more so I could see between these lines
It’s not quite what we mean when we say to read between the lines.
I think you and beings are a lot more adaptable and creative than we realise and we should help each other. I notice all the blind people shopping in the town struggling to cross the road and so on and I never used to see them before or very rarely
How my heart sings 
Well well I’ve got used to being like this, Janet it’s lovely to hear from you and I hope you are keeping well, katherine
I’m doing well, Katherine, “for the shape I’m in” — as they say. Janet
I am glad to hear it.Janet.I have had problems but getting better now
Katherine,,,:)
I’m sorry you were stricken with this terrible, disorienting eye condition, Katherine. I had no idea. You’ve hidden it well. You are so right to point out that we don’t appreciate what we have until we lose it. Aspects of our health are at the top of the list for me. Thank you for reminding me today to value my eyesight and not to take it for granted.
Thank you so much Janet. I’ve got used to it in anyway but I’m always aware of it and anxious that something else might happen. Then I noticed a lot more people walking about in the town who had problems