Eye know a little more now.

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Well, if you have been following my posts lately you'll recognize why I used the word "eye" incorrectly in my title. I finally did insist (to the doctor's office) on coming in to see the eye doctor, mostly for reassurance that the hideous sight in my right eye is, indeed, supposed to be hideous. He looked at my eye, did all the tests I am so used to by now (Who else gets startled by that one particular eye test that sends a puff of air into your eye?), and told me that it was healing nicely. He went over with me what to expect, and I told him I mainly just wanted reassurance that it was still okay. I also requested a nausea medication that had previously been given to me in the hospital. It worked a lot better than what the eye doctor had originally prescribed. By midday, the 20/20 in one and a big blur in the other leaves me pretty nauseated. I go back in a month. He said I should probably expect this blur for a couple of months. The headache and nausea from the messed up vision is a pain, but it will all be worth it. That is what I'm going to keep telling myself.