Doll quilt swap # 53 lincoln's log cabin
02-13-2014, 04:40 AM
#78
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I have not been able to do anything here because of the classes I am taking, what a bummer. But I do plan to do one for march. oh and before I forget, I will be having caterac surgery in March and April so that might put a damper on things for awhile unless I get the quilts made before that time. oh and thanks to the ones that did mention that I wasn't seeing properly, guess what, it was confirmed with ny eye exam, didn't realize how foggy things really were!! now on to new eyesuight....
02-13-2014, 06:49 AM
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Location: Chagrin Falls, Ohio
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I had my cataracts removed a year and a half ago and what a difference. I didn't realize what I wasn't seeing! You will be so happy when it is done. Not bad at all except for all the eye drops. 
Originally Posted by Psychomomquilter
I have not been able to do anything here because of the classes I am taking, what a bummer. But I do plan to do one for march. oh and before I forget, I will be having caterac surgery in March and April so that might put a damper on things for awhile unless I get the quilts made before that time. oh and thanks to the ones that did mention that I wasn't seeing properly, guess what, it was confirmed with ny eye exam, didn't realize how foggy things really were!! now on to new eyesuight....
02-13-2014, 07:45 AM
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Location: Oregon
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I've also had cataract surgery -- first my right eye, then my left. What a miracle! I realized things weren't clear prior to the surgery, but I didn't realize how muted colors had become. It was like going from winter to spring overnight.
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