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As I mentioned, my eyes seemed to be becoming bloodshot. Starting with the left eye, then, I though, could have sworn, jumping to the right eye. I have been watching. Can't make an appointment until next week, or later. I could, and did, watch. If both eyes had become bloodshot, and I am almost sure they had, my right eye has cleared a great deal. The left eye dithers, getting a bit better or worse from time to time. I may have scratched it while trying to clear sleep from the eye a little too vigorously. Or Sam or Sassy may have scratched it while trying to wake me. Yes, Sam especially though Sassy if more rarely, will do nasty little things from time to time. Although, in general, I believe things are improving.
While I have been looking at my eyes I have been trying to deduce something else. My mother had suggested that my eyes were hazel(first and third are closest), of the green varietal, or even majority green(top two are closest in this set). For whatever reason, while wearing glasses, they appear rather brown. So, while checking health I have also been checking color. And I have to say, whether it is a true green, though with variations of green, or a hazel, is quite a tricky question. I have looked at night, in the day, with a flashlight, when I am more awake, or less, and I have to tell you... I think it depends. Though I must admit, I suspect, at this point, that they are truly a mixed green.
I then attempted to see if there was a genetic proclivity for a race, region, or such. Not so much, other than European, even if it is hazel, needs to be in both sides of the family. Which would indicate that my birth mother told the truth, that we are of the Spanish lines, at least in part. Funny thing is, my birth mother has quite brown eyes while my mother, the woman who adopted me, has eyes similar to mine. I honestly think both myself and my brother, if in different ways, both adopted, share many features with our mother. Placement, by appearances, couldn't have been better. And, while I am the tallest, we all were tall for our given demographic.
You would know that it is the least understood of eye colors. All good, fits my m.o. Finally got around to it, if more by accident from incident. Now I know.
Oh, I tried to post here yesterday. Bit didn't work. We are getting a new router. Perhaps some of these connectivity issues will then be resolved. Anyway, are your eyes better? Do they itch? I've had pink eye before. It had to be treated with prescription drops.
ReplyDeleteBoth my sons have hazel eyes, btw. The oldest are more green, the youngest are more grey.
Okay, well, one eye is still red, but seems to be getting better. It's a bit back and forth. The other eye, I am almost sure, also went red, then backed off to nearly clear now. So... I don't think it is pink eye. Though I ought to check it out.
ReplyDeleteRemember, they say when a cavity starts on a tooth, it can't be healed. It becomes inevitable. And yet I did heal. The dentists... well, I caused quite a buzz. When they caught on that I had caught on they went null. But, yeah. They hate encouraging me on my delusions of being unusual just because I am highly unusual. So, I might have cleared up unnaturally. Still, I'll be trying to get in to see the doc soon, if more on other matters, if my eye(s) are still troubling, I'll see what he wants to do. Just... no shots in the eye. *wink* *ouch!*
Oh? So you have some hazel nuts... or too? Not sure, quite, how to put that wrongly right, or rightly wrong, so as to... never mind. You will just have to take it in the rightly wrong column, or not. Nut? No, not? I dunno. :p Sleepy. Mind is having fun, if it knows not why or how, sort of, mostly.