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jeepers, creepers,
where'd you get those peepers
jeepers, creepers,
where'd you get those eyes?
We went to the corneal specialist (Dr Kremer, such a man-next-door style of cutie. And tall!) and he told us what was wrong with my eyes. Apparently I'm suffering from neovascularosis of the eye. It's not as serious as the degeneration that Dr. Sexton suspected, at least. I've been given some steroid-based anti-inflammatory medicine with the hopes that it will help, which it should. Worst case scenario and it doesn't, I'll need a cornea transplant. Any volunteers? Just kidding. I mean, about the volunteer bit, at least. I mean, unless you really wouldn't mind going blind. ;)
At any rate, applying the medicine sucks, and it makes me feel ill (which my mother and I think may just be nerves) and headachey-- that one was listed on the info for side effects, though, so I'm not too worried about it. My eyes feel sorta dry, too, which was (yet another) listed side effect.
Oh my god! Speaking of the lists of side effects and OMG CALL THEB DOCTOR IF YA HAVE THEEESE effects, I have two pages of information on this medicine. No, they couldn't fit it on the box or bottle, they included two pages of small-type heavy reading which you have to read all of before you use the medicine.
And I thought I wouldn't have any homework after school let out.
Oh, well. *sigh*
Speaking of homework, I had to make a resume. I'm applying for either a Secretary or Treasurer spot in the ASOC; it's a paid position, so if I can land it, it will really help me. Hope for me, k?
I also have to write to a history professor in an attempt to convince him to waive the English 101 prerequisite for the history class I'm trying to take at the SAME TIME as my English 101. Urgh. And if he can't waive it, I have to go to the department head-- who just happens to hate the Running Start program, which I'm a member of. Just perfect, right? Riiight.
I should be getting my AP exam results in mid-July; I keep hoping and hoping I got a four or a five. I need those credits badly.
I'll be going to an Art Institute open house on July 28; I plan on bringing the OC booklet with me and asking about transferring credits, and how many classes I can take at OC to take advantage of the cheaper credits there. (The Art Institute, coincidentally, is very expensive. Bad for poor little me; very bad.)
On a more typical, downward note, I'm feeling very disconnected at the moment. Bleh.
Oh well. What shall pass, shall pass.
I gotta go rage against the powers that be.
See ya later.
-Dani
where'd you get those peepers
jeepers, creepers,
where'd you get those eyes?
We went to the corneal specialist (Dr Kremer, such a man-next-door style of cutie. And tall!) and he told us what was wrong with my eyes. Apparently I'm suffering from neovascularosis of the eye. It's not as serious as the degeneration that Dr. Sexton suspected, at least. I've been given some steroid-based anti-inflammatory medicine with the hopes that it will help, which it should. Worst case scenario and it doesn't, I'll need a cornea transplant. Any volunteers? Just kidding. I mean, about the volunteer bit, at least. I mean, unless you really wouldn't mind going blind. ;)
At any rate, applying the medicine sucks, and it makes me feel ill (which my mother and I think may just be nerves) and headachey-- that one was listed on the info for side effects, though, so I'm not too worried about it. My eyes feel sorta dry, too, which was (yet another) listed side effect.
Oh my god! Speaking of the lists of side effects and OMG CALL THEB DOCTOR IF YA HAVE THEEESE effects, I have two pages of information on this medicine. No, they couldn't fit it on the box or bottle, they included two pages of small-type heavy reading which you have to read all of before you use the medicine.
And I thought I wouldn't have any homework after school let out.
Oh, well. *sigh*
Speaking of homework, I had to make a resume. I'm applying for either a Secretary or Treasurer spot in the ASOC; it's a paid position, so if I can land it, it will really help me. Hope for me, k?
I also have to write to a history professor in an attempt to convince him to waive the English 101 prerequisite for the history class I'm trying to take at the SAME TIME as my English 101. Urgh. And if he can't waive it, I have to go to the department head-- who just happens to hate the Running Start program, which I'm a member of. Just perfect, right? Riiight.
I should be getting my AP exam results in mid-July; I keep hoping and hoping I got a four or a five. I need those credits badly.
I'll be going to an Art Institute open house on July 28; I plan on bringing the OC booklet with me and asking about transferring credits, and how many classes I can take at OC to take advantage of the cheaper credits there. (The Art Institute, coincidentally, is very expensive. Bad for poor little me; very bad.)
On a more typical, downward note, I'm feeling very disconnected at the moment. Bleh.
Oh well. What shall pass, shall pass.
I gotta go rage against the powers that be.
See ya later.
-Dani