If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it, because if it is then maybe you can’t. There: a one sentence explanation of Acrobat.
posted in health | Comments Off on Picturing the additional hardware | 285 words
The quality of never should be an article of virtue. For example, I’ve never fallen out of a moving airplane, depending on a thin veil of silk to slow my fall. I’ve never abseiled down the side of an office tower to get to the lobby. Instead, the stairwell or elevator served purpose.
posted in health | Comments Off on Striving for satisfaction | 254 words
It comes down to infrastructure, no matter what the topic. Today, we learned a bit more about the cracks in the foundation of medical care locally.
posted in health, Idol | Comments Off on When the doctor is out | 252 words
Just remember, your eyesight is precious. Imagine not being able to watch Entertainment TV, featuring the highlights of an award presentation night on the red carpet in Hollywood.
posted in health | Comments Off on Playing with my eye | 317 words
It’s not what you see, but what you don’t that hurts. At least, if the underlying condition involves black ice.
posted in health | Comments Off on Hie thee hither to a clinic | 251 words
An afternoon in ophthalmo. Nothing quite like it. After all, the alternative is so much worse.
I have a problem with intra-ocular pressures. Tag my file with the word glaucoma, stick some needles in, tickle me with a laser. All good. After all, I’m past the point of no return. After several surgical interventions, I’m under control. Slightly medicated. But, just to be sure, there are control visits. Today, as an instance.
posted in health | Comments Off on Too much ambient light | 455 words
Shades of too many bowls of alphabet soup! The vitamin industry is, again, in conflict with the medical world.
posted in health | Comments Off on No need for alphabet soup | 258 words
Pardon my lack of enthusiasm, my distracted air. No, nothing’s wrong (I hope). I’ve developed a tummy ache.
posted in health | Comments Off on Treating a pain | 270 words
Up early; today we had to get in line to make sure we were among the chosen. With that, the culture of the queue.
posted in health | Comments Off on Queued and ready | 301 words
The small details that remind me that I’m really not invincible, not imbued with super powers; no sense complaining about the regular moments of life. Things could be much worse, right.
posted in health | Comments Off on Buzzing moments | 252 words
