In this case, the situation appeared not nearly so dire, but it's very nice to know that I have a subconjunctival hemorrhage. Alrighty then. Most people get this from having a big hard sneeze or cough. And maybe high blood pressure. I had it following a serious case of cat-hair-in-the-eye after forgetting that the cat rubbed his face on my hand as I was sleeping and then rubbing my eyes when I awoke. Apparently the swelling was severe enough to cause a little rupture. Do you think my pilates class might have had anything to do with it? WebMD did not mention this.
Coming up: Summer camp lunches!
Questions I will answer: 1) What will I make?, 2) Will she eat it?, 3) If she does not, will she starve?, 4) Do I care?
Answers: 1) Wait and see!, 2) We'll know this afternoon!, 3) Probably not!, 4) Not really!
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I was attempting to read my own MRI using googled MRI shots of blown ACLs back in October. I am proud to report that I could not find any ACL; the orthpedist confirmed that I, in fact, no longer had one!
I like to call myself Dr. Google, but it would be unfair to limit my googling expertise to the field of medicine only!
My kids do lots of hiking in the summer- that's a no-brainer lunch--PB&K and a Snickers, baby!
lovely color my dear. thanks for sharing. hope your eye returns to normal soon.
love and kisses.
p.s. i am so done with making daily lunches...looking forward to kid chow, but have to wait until august.
I am a total MD on the web, diagnosing mysterious aches and pains with catastrophic prognoses. Seriously, I think I am dying a couple times a year. Last time I thought I had a kidney full of tumors, but it turned out I was pregnant. BUT I did correctly determine that something was growing in my abdomen, so there.
Speaking of the fetus. She is a GIRL : ) But I am having trouble coming up with names, and would love any ideas you may have. I'm hosting a giveaway to lure you to my blog. Please fall prey to the bait.
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