View Full Version : I had my first prick today!!
jennyjuniper
19-10-2016, 10:53 AM
I thought that title would be a bit of an attention getter:laugh:
Just to let all you lovely people who gave me such good advice regarding having/not having the injections into my eye. Well I did it. Luckily the waiting time isn't long and this morning I had the first injection. The next is in six weeks time.
It wasn't nearly as bad as I thought it would be. In fact the worst bit was having the disinfectant stuff put in my eye, that stung like a bugger. But the injection itself I hardly felt and it really was a two second job.
So now I can reccomend to others to go for it if you ever need that kind of treatment.:dance:
Thanks once again for all the support you Tibbies gave me.:wavey::wavey:
I thought that title would be a bit of an attention getter:laugh:
Just to let all you lovely people who gave me such good advice regarding having/not having the injections into my eye. Well I did it. Luckily the waiting time isn't long and this morning I had the first injection. The next is in six weeks time.
It wasn't nearly as bad as I thought it would be. In fact the worst bit was having the disinfectant stuff put in my eye, that stung like a bugger. But the injection itself I hardly felt and it really was a two second job.
So now I can reccomend to others to go for it if you ever need that kind of treatment.:dance:
Thanks once again for all the support you Tibbies gave me.:wavey::wavey:
...reality is very rarely as scary as our thoughts are, Jenny...those head monsters, eh...our worst enemies in trying to scare and disable us with these things...but hawwww, I'm really proud of you little lady...:hug:..there is no down side to doing this and you won't regret it...:hug:...(don't forget the large size screen TV though...)...that's definitely a must....
Northern Monkey
19-10-2016, 11:01 AM
Well done:clap1:
Glad it went well and was fairly painless(apart from the disinfectant obvs).
kirklancaster
19-10-2016, 11:04 AM
I thought that title would be a bit of an attention getter:laugh:
Just to let all you lovely people who gave me such good advice regarding having/not having the injections into my eye. Well I did it. Luckily the waiting time isn't long and this morning I had the first injection. The next is in six weeks time.
It wasn't nearly as bad as I thought it would be. In fact the worst bit was having the disinfectant stuff put in my eye, that stung like a bugger. But the injection itself I hardly felt and it really was a two second job.
So now I can reccomend to others to go for it if you ever need that kind of treatment.:dance:
Thanks once again for all the support you Tibbies gave me.:wavey::wavey:
:joker: I KNEW you'd be fine Jenny, and I am so pleased that you were.
Here's to you getting back to normal as quickly as possible.
(I was going t do a 'prick' pun there Jenny, but I COCKed it up. :laugh::flowers::kiss:)
Kizzy
19-10-2016, 11:11 AM
So pleased Jenny :hug:
Have a frothy coffee and a cake for being a brave girl :)
Thats great to hear Jenny!
Cherie
19-10-2016, 11:37 AM
:clap1:proud of you Jenny I've had similar drops in my eyes and I agree they are horrible
jennyjuniper
19-10-2016, 12:13 PM
...reality is very rarely as scary as our thoughts are, Jenny...those head monsters, eh...our worst enemies in trying to scare and disable us with these things...but hawwww, I'm really proud of you little lady...:hug:..there is no down side to doing this and you won't regret it...:hug:...(don't forget the large size screen TV though...)...that's definitely a must....
This is true Ammi and don't worry, I've seen a lovely curved samsung tv that's got my name on it.:wavey:
jennyjuniper
19-10-2016, 12:14 PM
Well done:clap1:
Glad it went well and was fairly painless(apart from the disinfectant obvs).
Thankyou Northern Monkey:wavey: I think the disinfectant is a ruse. While you are thinking about that you don't see the needle coming.:laugh:
jennyjuniper
19-10-2016, 12:17 PM
:joker: I KNEW you'd be fine Jenny, and I am so pleased that you were.
Here's to you getting back to normal as quickly as possible.
(I was going t do a 'prick' pun there Jenny, but I COCKed it up. :laugh::flowers::kiss:)
Thanks Kirk, you always make me smile and that's the best medicine going.:hugesmile::fan:
jennyjuniper
19-10-2016, 12:18 PM
So pleased Jenny :hug:
Have a frothy coffee and a cake for being a brave girl :)
Will do.:laugh:Any excuse for a frothy coffee and cake.:wavey:
jennyjuniper
19-10-2016, 12:19 PM
Thats great to hear Jenny!
Thankyou:wavey:
jennyjuniper
19-10-2016, 12:20 PM
:clap1:proud of you Jenny I've had similar drops in my eyes and I agree they are horrible
Thanks Cherie, yes they are awful, but as I just wrote to Northern Monkey, I think they use them as a distraction too, because while I was thinking 'Bugger me, that stings' she was in and out with the needle!!
waterhog
19-10-2016, 12:26 PM
now you have had your first prick and it is done and dusted - you now won't fear any future pricks :joker:
Meant to reply to your other thread the other day to wish you well, so very glad it all went well for you Jenny. You deserve some :flowers:
caprimint
19-10-2016, 12:53 PM
Glad you decided to go for it in the end and it was relatively okay. Sometimes the thought of things can be worse in our minds than the reality as Ammi said. :love:
Shaun
19-10-2016, 01:52 PM
thought this thread title would be about Firewire going to meet Babayaro
Jessica.
19-10-2016, 01:54 PM
thought this thread title would be about Firewire going to meet Babayaro
:joker::joker::joker::joker:
Firewire
19-10-2016, 01:56 PM
thought this thread title would be about Firewire going to meet Babayaro
bye
jaxie
19-10-2016, 02:29 PM
I thought that title would be a bit of an attention getter:laugh:
Just to let all you lovely people who gave me such good advice regarding having/not having the injections into my eye. Well I did it. Luckily the waiting time isn't long and this morning I had the first injection. The next is in six weeks time.
It wasn't nearly as bad as I thought it would be. In fact the worst bit was having the disinfectant stuff put in my eye, that stung like a bugger. But the injection itself I hardly felt and it really was a two second job.
So now I can reccomend to others to go for it if you ever need that kind of treatment.:dance:
Thanks once again for all the support you Tibbies gave me.:wavey::wavey:
So pleased it wasn't as bad as you feared Jenny. I think you are very couragous. :hug:
Jake.
19-10-2016, 02:33 PM
This is a family forum
I thought that title would be a bit of an attention getter:laugh:
Just to let all you lovely people who gave me such good advice regarding having/not having the injections into my eye. Well I did it. Luckily the waiting time isn't long and this morning I had the first injection. The next is in six weeks time.
It wasn't nearly as bad as I thought it would be. In fact the worst bit was having the disinfectant stuff put in my eye, that stung like a bugger. But the injection itself I hardly felt and it really was a two second job.
So now I can reccomend to others to go for it if you ever need that kind of treatment.:dance:
Thanks once again for all the support you Tibbies gave me.:wavey::wavey:
Glad to hear!! Hopefully they work for you jenny
This is a family forum
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Marsh.
19-10-2016, 03:58 PM
thought this thread title would be about Firewire going to meet Babayaro
:joker::joker::joker:
arista
19-10-2016, 04:11 PM
some good news Jenny
jennyjuniper
20-10-2016, 05:06 AM
now you have had your first prick and it is done and dusted - you now won't fear any future pricks :joker:
True Waterhog. :laugh: Although having a prick is still not my idea of a good time:laugh:
jennyjuniper
20-10-2016, 05:07 AM
Meant to reply to your other thread the other day to wish you well, so very glad it all went well for you Jenny. You deserve some :flowers:
Thankyou Suze:wavey:
jennyjuniper
20-10-2016, 05:08 AM
Glad you decided to go for it in the end and it was relatively okay. Sometimes the thought of things can be worse in our minds than the reality as Ammi said. :love:
This is so true. The nurse gave me a sedative before the proceedure, but she said 'I'll bet you won't need one next time' and she was right.:laugh:
jennyjuniper
20-10-2016, 05:11 AM
So pleased it wasn't as bad as you feared Jenny. I think you are very couragous. :hug:
Thanks Jaxie. I'm not really very brave, but after all the support I got on this site when I was wondering whether to have it done or not, I would have felt a right wuss if I hadn't had it done.:laugh:
jennyjuniper
20-10-2016, 05:12 AM
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I love this picture Maru and thanks for your advice and good wishes.:wavey:
jennyjuniper
20-10-2016, 05:14 AM
some good news Jenny
Yes it certainly was arista. After the third injection they are going to test my eyes again to see if my sight has improved (a third of people react favourably to this treatment) But at least doing something is better than doing nothing isn't it.:wavey:
kirklancaster
20-10-2016, 05:30 AM
I'm praying for you that you get the 'Improvement' verdict Jenny.
Amy Jade
20-10-2016, 07:32 AM
Glad all went well x
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