Today we begin putting a series of eye drops in Phil's eyes 4 times a day that plus those he has every night for his glaucoma. Then after his cataract op on 7th December we continue with multiple drops for another 3 weeks. Phew!! Thank goodness I didn't have to do this when I had my cataracts done a few years back.
Tuesday, December 4, 2018
TUNEFUL TUESDAY
Now for another golden oldies dating back to 1957. Pat Boone was not always one of my favourites but I do like his rendition of "Love Letters in the Sand". I hope you do too. Enjoy.
Today we begin putting a series of eye drops in Phil's eyes 4 times a day that plus those he has every night for his glaucoma. Then after his cataract op on 7th December we continue with multiple drops for another 3 weeks. Phew!! Thank goodness I didn't have to do this when I had my cataracts done a few years back.
Today we begin putting a series of eye drops in Phil's eyes 4 times a day that plus those he has every night for his glaucoma. Then after his cataract op on 7th December we continue with multiple drops for another 3 weeks. Phew!! Thank goodness I didn't have to do this when I had my cataracts done a few years back.
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Hari Om
ReplyDelete...and thank goodness Phil has you to help! It can be a palaver. All best for the eye op and yes, loved the music! YAM xx
I am doing the drops each time. Why you ask....to me it seems just so much quicker which I think you will understand.
DeleteA lovely tune sung so nicely.
As YAM says, I am so glad that you are there to help Phil. I hope his op goes really, really well.
ReplyDeleteOp was less trying than having a tooth out which is a compliment to the surgeon and hospital. I must admit though he is a good patient.
DeleteI remember my Dad loved Pat Boone.
ReplyDeleteHope the op goes well for Phil.
I too enjoyed listening to Pat Boone but he was never one of my all time favourites.
ReplyDeleteOp and its results top notch thank goodness.