[CottonBall]

T'was me!

It was corneal neuropathy, a ridiculously painful condition where the corneal nerves are all running a muck. The cornea is the most nerve dense area of the body. Luckily, for the last decade a doctor in Boston has been researching it. And has the Cure! For us lucky ones. There are quite a few people still struggling with it, because it can come back or just diminish but not go away completely. But I had my corneas cut into (cataract surgery) according to Dr. Hamrah's instructions, and so far I'm fine. And see better than ever!

But...interesting timing to talk about eyes....i went to put in some autologous drops (part of the Boston protocol) and this is what i saw:



I've had this once before recently. Not painful at all. But scary as heck. A friend with CN told me what it was but I can't remember. Fairly harmless though. Too bad I didn't have it for Halloween ;)

[STARLIT]

Glad to be back. Now trying to catch up. I think you are one of the people yes.

I feel the lawyers and court system are moving ahead. Getting our necessary Xs and Os for going to the Supreme Court. Must have our O last. It seems Lin Wood will succeed no matter what. He's on a mission as well as many others. Now we're having election workers becoming hero's too. Our countrymen are fighting.

[I_be_tc]

Yuck! It still looks painful to look at.

[lysie]

Yikes

[Lakeside Granny]

Goodness, I had to look it up. Glad it’s not painful even though it looks like it should be.

A subconjunctival hemorrhage, or eye bleed, can be caused by the following:

Trauma
Hard coughing
Hard sneezing
Vomiting
Heavy lifting
Forceful hand rubbing of the eye
Constipation
Various eye infections

https://www.verywellhealth.com/bleeding-eye-3421983

[Rusty0604]

It happened a few times with me, high blood pressure caused it.