I try to work out a few times a week. Not to be in great shape or anything. Just so I can eat whatever it is I want without repercussions.
Reasonably recent (half-dead, half-asleep due to a combination of jet lag and doing two jobs at once):
I had some subconjunctival hemorrhage in both eyes, which is normal and harmless, but looks a bit ugly, but it goes away within a couple of weeks and it has faded to a faint pink now from being thick purple after surgery. Other than that no real complications other than slightly dry eyes at times. That'll probably go away once the eye had fully healed. My vision on the right eye got to 20/20 right away (it's probably even better since I could read the bottom line without any trouble whatsoever, but they didn't test anything smaller in the follow-up evaluations) and my left eye was at 20/25 on my one-week follow-up on Friday. Healing takes a few weeks so we'll see where it ends up. The treatment set me back $4,000 CAD. I had a thick cornea though so I could have opted for the cheaper procedure at $2,600 (the $4K one is called Zyoptix and the other is standard Lasik), but I'm not going to cheap out on my eyes. The Zyoptix removes about 20-30% less cornea tissue, which is good, especially if I would need a retreatment, plus that Zyoptix came with a 5 year vision care plan, so if I need a retreatment I won't have to pay extra. Then Sunday was my 24-hour follow-up and then mostly just rest and Monday I was back at work. Didn't have to take any time off or anything.
Finland will soon be renamed to Goth-land
I'm mad at the damn media labelling about everyone dressing in black as goths and most black clothing as "goth clothing"
Long black PVC jackets? Sure, goth thing.
Long black leather jackets? Maybe both, but more metal
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