I want to share with everyone about my eye site

Paul, there is nothing I can say that that hasn’t already been said by our friends other than I too will be praying for you and your family.

I am at a loss for words Paul. Your condition taking a turn for the worse makes me feel sad although I never met you. It is perhaps your great attitude and apparent resilience that makes me feel a personal loss.
Your little daughter - god bless her. Those few sentences makes my eyes water. She surely sounds like a little fighter. I guess she is like you in many ways.

I shall pray to my gods for your recovery tonight. So keep fighting and keep pushing the envelope wider. You will make the best of this together with your family and the professionals that will help you.

You have the right attitude, a supportive wife and a wonderful little girl! As devestating as it must be I know you will get through it and make the best of things. Stay strong, not only for yourself but as an example for that wonderful little girl of yours. You are in my thoughts and as Erik said, healing vibes are being sent your way.

Never give up hope, Paul. Eye research is always going on.There are new medical treatments and discoveries all the time. You never know what lies just around the corner.

Sorry to hear that Paul. I hope your eyesight improves soon.

Hi Paul, I’m Simon and I just want to let you know that you have many people here at BLF supporting you through your journey.

Please recover soon! We’ll be waiting for you! :smiley:

My goodness! What a strong spirit you have… You’re an inspiration to us all.
Stay strong and never give up. May God bless you and your wonderful family.
BB

Sadly these things come at us and we seem to almost never understand why .It is the heart of what faith is .. to trust in him not our circumstances knowing that in all these things god is glorified .Like your friend Paul says ..I consider the suffering of this present age not worthy to be compared to the glory which will be revealed to us ..and we walk by faith ,not by sight . You obviously weren't at Liberty University because you lacked faith. Stay the course and be of good cheer ..We are in the midst of a mist and our lives are as a vapour ,here for a moment then gone again ...

Thank you for sharing something so personal with us ...We are indeed your friends and as much as we can , we share in your suffering....

First of all I see that you are depressed.
Let me share some things I know.
There are many ways to become blind, and not much known how to be back to the light. Surgery is not perfect novadays. I only want to say, that I know a man 54 yo, who become blind after loosing his wife, and something god stay for him. A bit particular vision. Strong light and shades.
All I know there was no wonder, but wonder was how he recovered his vision. He star to practice vith his vision. First time he get attach to all corners a bright incandent light. He was ablу to move around his flat. Then he get those a bit dimmer. Then dimmer and dimmer in time. It takes 2-3 years. Now he is able to see big objects and use his PC with some improvements. Bad thing he is Azerbaijanian and do not speak English. I can ask him any questions if you have some.

God, god, god,…
Please have your religion just for your selph. Do not bother others with that.

Don’t bother me in the least. The man he is talking with went to Liberty U. Hello. I say non believers should keep that to themselves.

Keith

Please keep your atheism to yourself. This is about Paul, not you.

Paul, your character is inspirational! You’re awesome and you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.

If there’s anything we can do, let us know.

Paul.
All the best, mate.
Thinking of you in Australia.

Sorry to hear about your condition taking a turn for the worse. You are in my thoughts and prayers man. Hope that things improve for you soon. God bless you.

Here I am, back again. It is nice to know that all of you there care and thank you for the prayers. The computer read to me what was typed to me. :slight_smile: I am not sure how I did, but I had to try it….I ten the Orick around the apartment to try and clean up a bit, and my wife said I did a fair job on it. I am able to get items like bottled water from the fridge because I know where it is in the fridge. Things like that will get easier over time as you keep trying to learn. I am currently enjoying listening to the Uncommon Heros Series by Dee Henderson audio book series, it is encouraging. The first book is called True Devotion, and it is a good book.

Paul, it's heartening to hear you have a little angel by your side, I will be keeping you and your family in my thoughts and prayers.

All the best,
Tim

+1 God Bless Bud!

I wish you the best Paul, and that your family can help you to get adapted to this new situation the best they can.

Frankly you are an inspiration to me ( and others ). As bad as it is you fight on - i wish i had half you courage. I think its normal to get down sometimes and as shitty as things can be its important to know that you have good things and its almost healing to focus on that good and to appreciate it fully.

daughters hug for instance …

focus on what you can do and live the best you can !

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Know that we are all rooting for you.