sleepydog25
Been here awhile
- Joined
- Aug 27, 2004
Pixie and Moosie dust to you, Jen.
Now, if only they'd reverse their decision about the RFKAP. . .(hint, think of the musician Prince)Looks like Disney has reversed its decision on closing Rafiki's Planet Watch...
https://www.orlandosentinel.com/tra...-kingdom-rafiki-reopening-20180928-story.html
Now, if only they'd reverse their decision about the RFKAP. . .(hint, think of the musician Prince)
Credit where credit is due. Luv actually coined the term.Took me a moment to figure this one out, but when I did I laughed out loud!
Disclaimer: Non Disney related
Asking my fellow groupies for good thoughts, vibes, prayers, moose and pixie dust. My husband Ian has always suffered really poor vision. He was told as a child he would be blind by 18. Thank God that didn't happen. The past year and a half - two years his vision has been slowly getting worse. He was diagnosed with early cataracts about a year ago. On Thursday he was told they had gotten so bad his vision could not even be brought up to 20/60 with corrective lenses. So it is either have cataract surgery or lose his sight. That wouldn't be such a big deal.. people have cataract surgery every day. However, Ian is so severely nearsighted his is at a much higher risk of retinal detachment. There really isn't a choice. Without surgery he loses his sight. With surgery he could lose his sight, or it could go really well and he could be back to the place of being able to have is vision corrected enough to be able to drive, work and so on. Right now he can not drive at night. He goes in on Wednesday to have a consult and have 3-4 hours of intensive testing done on his eyes. He is understandably scared. I am too - but I am not letting him see that. (I cry when I am alone). I am doing everything in my power to stay upbeat. This could very well be the answer to our prayers. He could have surgery, get his cataracts removed, have lenses implanted that help with his nearsightedness and he could be better than before. Or it could be terribly bad. We are holding on tightly to it being really good.
Our oldest got a new car today. We went with her to co-sign so she could get a decent interest rate. She doesn't have much of a credit history. Anyway.. while we were there Ian found a car he fell in love with. So he traded in our Kia and got a Mazda 3. He said he is going to be positive and believe his is not going to lose his sight and he WILL be able to drive it until he no longer wants it. That is what we are holding on to. The other possibility - not something we even want to think about.
So I am asking all of you who feel comfortable to do so - please send those prayers, thoughts, vibes, energy, pixie and moose dust - we will take whatever you want to send.
Thanks.
fear is an evil and strong thing.
Disclaimer: Non Disney related
Asking my fellow groupies for good thoughts, vibes, prayers, moose and pixie dust. My husband Ian has always suffered really poor vision. He was told as a child he would be blind by 18. Thank God that didn't happen. The past year and a half - two years his vision has been slowly getting worse. He was diagnosed with early cataracts about a year ago. On Thursday he was told they had gotten so bad his vision could not even be brought up to 20/60 with corrective lenses. So it is either have cataract surgery or lose his sight. That wouldn't be such a big deal.. people have cataract surgery every day. However, Ian is so severely nearsighted his is at a much higher risk of retinal detachment. There really isn't a choice. Without surgery he loses his sight. With surgery he could lose his sight, or it could go really well and he could be back to the place of being able to have is vision corrected enough to be able to drive, work and so on. Right now he can not drive at night. He goes in on Wednesday to have a consult and have 3-4 hours of intensive testing done on his eyes. He is understandably scared. I am too - but I am not letting him see that. (I cry when I am alone). I am doing everything in my power to stay upbeat. This could very well be the answer to our prayers. He could have surgery, get his cataracts removed, have lenses implanted that help with his nearsightedness and he could be better than before. Or it could be terribly bad. We are holding on tightly to it being really good.
Our oldest got a new car today. We went with her to co-sign so she could get a decent interest rate. She doesn't have much of a credit history. Anyway.. while we were there Ian found a car he fell in love with. So he traded in our Kia and got a Mazda 3. He said he is going to be positive and believe his is not going to lose his sight and he WILL be able to drive it until he no longer wants it. That is what we are holding on to. The other possibility - not something we even want to think about.
So I am asking all of you who feel comfortable to do so - please send those prayers, thoughts, vibes, energy, pixie and moose dust - we will take whatever you want to send.
Thanks.
That sounds great! Do you folks have any planned nights there as of yet? If so, let us know and we can try to catch up!10 more days for us! J&T - hope to see y’all there - maybe catch up at TOWL...