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From A Missing Link by Karen Cook

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Karen Poret commented on John Day — Aye Eye

Floaters and flashes of light were my “uh, oh” clue when I was in the pool for water aerobics. Got out of there ASAP, walked the bike home 🫣, and called the eye doctor. I went to a retina specialist that afternoon who told me if I had not listened to my “uh, oh” clue, I would have had a detached retina and not the torn retina I did have. Our bodies are amazing and they usually are pretty “smart”.. Glad you are another “okay, Karen”..:)

2 days ago
Karen Poret commented on a photo in Dayville to John Day

I STILL don’t “get it”!

2 days ago
Karen Poret commented on a photo in Ochoco Lake Campground to Mitchell - Pictures

Unfit to serve, but he will serve himself..

2 days ago
Karen Poret commented on a photo in Ochoco Lake Campground to Mitchell - Pictures

Do not enter without escort? Doesn’t sound like a Disneyland ride to me! (But, then, what kid knows what “disembark” means, and to this very day many, many, many years later I still “hear the speaker voice” saying this instruction! ( I had to be pushed off by an older gal who DID know what “disembark” meant…)

2 days ago
Tim Clarke commented on a photo in Redmond to Mitchell Pics

We made it. On exactly the day that we intended (10th August)Nice to meet you on our epic trip.

2 years ago
Karen Cook commented on John Day — Aye Eye

Thanks, Scott. Yeah it was pretty bizarre that's for sure. Getting old sucks, eh!? ;-)

2 years ago
Scott Anderson commented on John Day — Aye Eye

I’m sorry for you and for us, but it’s obviously the wise thing to do. I had a scare like this of my own a few years back and was sure I’d suffered a torn retina somehow, but an exam turned up no concerns and the condition cleared on its own fairly quickly. Good luck!

2 years ago
Karen Cook replied to a comment by Keith Adams on John Day — Aye Eye

Thanks, Keith. I have gotten sensible in my old age, which sucks a bit but is probably for the best ;-).

Safe travels!

Karen

2 years ago
Karen Cook replied to a comment by Kathleen Jones on John Day — Aye Eye

Hi Kathleen,

Thanks. I think I am going to close out this journal, maybe it's the journal that's bad luck ;-). But that doesn't mean I can't make another attempt at some point. :-)

Karen

2 years ago
Karen Cook replied to a comment by Mike Ayling on John Day — Aye Eye

Hi Mike,

Thanks. I agree. In my younger days I might have kept going but I am smarter now ;-)

Karen

2 years ago
Mike Ayling commented on John Day — Aye Eye

Bummer, but any health related matter must be taken seriously, especially eye sight.
I look forward to your next ride.

2 years ago
Kathleen Jones commented on John Day — Aye Eye

Sounds like the best plan. That Yellowstone closure is crazy, and it just wouldn’t be worth seeing right now. I look forward to you restarting this journal again. Third time’s a charm they say.

2 years ago
Keith Adams commented on John Day — Aye Eye

Sorry to hear you're pulling the plug but it does seem the best and most sensible alternative. The Yellowstone thing just reinforces the idea.

2 years ago
Genny Fox commented on Mitchell to Dayville

Hi Karen,
The flashes have almost completely gone away. The floaters remain but I had lots of floaters before the happened and they don’t bother me much.
Sorry that you are going home but better safe than sorry.

2 years ago
Karen Cook replied to a comment by Genny Fox on Mitchell to Dayville

Hi Genny,

Are you saying your floaters went away?

Karen

2 years ago