OMG! Please pray for me UPDATE 8/22 more surgery

**Scooter's Mom** · 08-23-2011, 07:27 AM

Sending out prayers from here, too.

**lizbud** · 08-23-2011, 09:49 AM

Oh gosh, what in the heck is causing this. Does your Doctor know?
I will pray harder for a good outcome from surgery & a complete recovery.
Please know that you are not really alone in all of this. You have the best
prayers in the world on your side right now. PT prayers are strong stuff.

Sending you hugs from Indy. (((HUGS)))

**Medusa** · 08-23-2011, 10:58 AM

I agree w/lizbud; PT prayers are powerful. Enough of this eye problem. Begone! Keep the faythe, Karen.

**Scooter's Mom** · 09-16-2011, 10:42 PM

Has anyone talked to Karen? How is she doing?

**Karen** · 09-16-2011, 11:06 PM

I just talked to her this evening, she called to update me. She had a terrible week, and while visiting her 94-year-old uncle, she laid down for a nap and when she woke up was completely blind - it turns out her retina had detached. So more surgery, emergency doctors visits, and tears and pain, but she's calmer now, and there is hope, after a scheduled doctor's appointment on Monday, that she will know more. She is hoping that by the end of the month she may be able to see well enough to read and post again, but it has been a trying time. Logan is fine, and I actually got to hear her! Karen had called when I was out, so I called her back and she was just in the middle of giving Logan an extended bellyrub! Logan normally has had enough after about 5 minutes, but not tonight, so when Karen stopped at about 45 minutes to answer the phone and chat with me, Logan actually barked at her, so I got to hear a "woo woof!" Karen said, "Okay, I'll give you a cookie." and then we we allowed to continue our conversation.

All your prayers are needed and appreciated, as any phone call would be. She misses everyone and send her love!

**Catty1** · 09-16-2011, 11:53 PM

All prayers and love to Karen.

I hope this gets repaired once and for all.

From past descriptions here, her doctor cares as much about the feelings of the patient as the condition to be treated. Bless him!

All good wishes for a great outcome.