I am so glad
that I have options. The last several
weeks have really been a test to see if I will let go of the things that I cannot
control and truly trust God with the results of ALL of it. See my problem is I can relinquish 75%
control, maybe 80%. But when I have to really TOTALLY let go, it is hard. As
someone said recently, “You can tell the things I have let go of, they have a
lot of scratch marks on them.”
I need to LET GO of the future of my eyes, easy, right? No,
not really. I have a condition that has
NO prognosis, NO decent data that shows discernible trends, NO promise of a
good visual outcome, nothing. All I have
is today and where I am at today. That
is it. Seems a lot like hurdling oneself
off a cliff and saying “I have the parachute, if I need it, but for now we are
just going to free fall.” Your job is to
NOT freak out and pull the rip cord too early. That gives you a lot of mental space to, um how shall we
say this, FREAK OUT. I have
all this time to think about hitting
the ground without ever touching the rip cord.
Oh, and my depth perception is way off which means objects are either
closer or farther away then they appear.
Yippee skippy, life does not
get any better than this.
Today, this is all I know, I had an injection last Thursday
and will be having one at least quarterly. For now, I can accept injections four times a
year. And in between injections, I will
continue to do as much vision rehabilitation training as possible.
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