Re: Knee Replacement Surgery
Thank you Lou for taking the time to respond
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Very encouraging, Louie, thanks for sharing!
Diane Keasler
Life is the school, love is the lesson.
On Saturday, January 11, 2025 at 09:21:50 AM EST, Louie via groups.io <screwielouietoo@...> wrote:
Hi, I had my attack in my left eye in 2005 and lost most of my vision in that eye. I have had two prostate surgeries, a total knee replacement. I have had shingles vaccine, Covid vaccine, flu vaccine etc., no issues in my right eye from any of these. I
have a small disk and bundled optic nerves like most of us. I have been taking 2000mg of fish oil, and walk seven miles each day since my NAION attack.?
Lou- Myrtle Beach SC
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On Saturday, January 11, 2025, 2:00 AM, jennifire1 via groups.io <jennifire1@...> wrote:
Dear Members
I am new to this group having been diagnosed with NAION peripheral vision loss in my left eye 6 months ago.
I would wecome hearing good news stories from those that have had knee replacement surgery which Iam scheduled to have 30th January. My anaesthetist (after receiving news from my ophthalmologist) of my condition is not willing to assist in the procedure
even though under spinal epidural the risk of further vision loss was too high.
Iam apprehensive about NAION occuring in the unaffected eye. I am a healthy 65 yo woman. No diabetes or BP.?
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Re: Question about the shingles vaccine
I also have had all the vaccines. No issues. ? Adam ?
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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Madelyne Ryterband via groups.io
Sent: Saturday, January 11, 2025 10:34 AM
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Subject: Re: [NAION] Question about the shingles vaccine? I, too, have had all the vaccines and have nothing but gratitude that they are there for the asking. Madelyne
On Jan 11, 2025, at 8:47 AM, Paula Mcglasson via <paulam@...> wrote: ? I have also had all of the Covid, RSV, pneumonia, and flu vaccines that were available to me. I plan on getting the shingles vaccine this month as well. Other than a slightly sore arm, no issues.
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Re: Question about the shingles vaccine
I, too, have had all the vaccines and have nothing but gratitude that they are there for the asking.
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On Jan 11, 2025, at 8:47 AM, Paula Mcglasson via < paulam@...> wrote:
I have also had all of the Covid, RSV, pneumonia, and flu vaccines that were available to me. I plan on getting the shingles vaccine this month as well. Other than a slightly sore arm, no issues.
Paula
Professor Paula McGlasson?? She, Her, Hers
Chair & Production Manager, URI Theatre (401) 874-2712 office (401) 315-2227 home (401) 743-1039 cell
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Re: Knee Replacement Surgery
Very encouraging, Louie, thanks for sharing!
Diane Keasler
Life is the school, love is the lesson.
On Saturday, January 11, 2025 at 09:21:50 AM EST, Louie via groups.io <screwielouietoo@...> wrote:
Hi, I had my attack in my left eye in 2005 and lost most of my vision in that eye. I have had two prostate surgeries, a total knee replacement. I have had shingles vaccine, Covid vaccine, flu vaccine etc., no issues in my right eye from any of these. I have a small disk and bundled optic nerves like most of us. I have been taking 2000mg of fish oil, and walk seven miles each day since my NAION attack.? Lou- Myrtle Beach SC Screwie Louie’s iPhone? ![]() ? ![]()
On Saturday, January 11, 2025, 2:00 AM, jennifire1 via groups.io <jennifire1@...> wrote: Dear Members
I am new to this group having been diagnosed with NAION peripheral vision loss in my left eye 6 months ago.
I would wecome hearing good news stories from those that have had knee replacement surgery which Iam scheduled to have 30th January. My anaesthetist (after receiving news from my ophthalmologist) of my condition is not willing to assist in the procedure even though under spinal epidural the risk of further vision loss was too high.
Iam apprehensive about NAION occuring in the unaffected eye. I am a healthy 65 yo woman. No diabetes or BP.?
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Re: Knee Replacement Surgery
Hi, I had my attack in my left eye in 2005 and lost most of my vision in that eye. I have had two prostate surgeries, a total knee replacement. I have had shingles vaccine, Covid vaccine, flu vaccine etc., no issues in my right eye from any of these. I have a small disk and bundled optic nerves like most of us. I have been taking 2000mg of fish oil, and walk seven miles each day since my NAION attack.? Lou- Myrtle Beach SC Screwie Louie’s iPhone?  ? 
On Saturday, January 11, 2025, 2:00 AM, jennifire1 via groups.io <jennifire1@...> wrote: Dear Members
I am new to this group having been diagnosed with NAION peripheral vision loss in my left eye 6 months ago.
I would wecome hearing good news stories from those that have had knee replacement surgery which Iam scheduled to have 30th January. My anaesthetist (after receiving news from my ophthalmologist) of my condition is not willing to assist in the procedure even though under spinal epidural the risk of further vision loss was too high.
Iam apprehensive about NAION occuring in the unaffected eye. I am a healthy 65 yo woman. No diabetes or BP.?
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Re: Knee Replacement Surgery
I had an Inspire device implant in July. I sent the surgeon directions from my NO, discussed the points on the directions with the anesthesiologist and had no issues at all. ?I have an appointment February 4 with a surgeon regarding total knee replacement as well.?
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Re: Question about the shingles vaccine
I have also had all of the Covid, RSV, pneumonia, and flu vaccines that were available to me. I plan on getting the shingles vaccine this month as well. Other than a slightly sore arm, no issues.
Paula
Professor Paula McGlasson?? She, Her, Hers
Chair & Production Manager, URI Theatre (401) 874-2712 office (401) 315-2227 home (401) 743-1039 cell
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Re: Question about the shingles vaccine
I’ve had the shingles, pneumonia, influenza, RSV and COVID (3x) since NAION. ?I’ve not had an issue and will continue with them as needed.?
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Question about the shingles vaccine
Hi everyone,
Thank you all so much for all of your support and information on this wonderful group!
I have a question about the experiences people have had with the shingles vaccine and with any other vaccines.?
It is so hard to decide what to do about that! Any thoughts and information about your experiences would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you! Amanda?
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Re: Knee Replacement Surgery
Jennifer, I have NAION in both sides plus diabetic retinopathy. I’m getting eye shots lasers, cataract removal and now I’m going for another operations on both eyes for retina possible detachment. I am 65. So have they told you why they aredoing the operation?
Do you have diabetic retinopathy??
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On Jan 11, 2025, at 05:27, jen fire via groups.io <jennifire1@...> wrote:
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Thank you for telling me your experience and glad all went well
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I am a 44 year old male and I have naion in my right eye that happened to me after a really bad covid infection in July of 2021 that had me hospitalized for 5 days. I recently had 2 separate surgeries on both my feet both times requiring me to be on anesthesia
my anesthesiologist informed me of the risks of another nation even happening but he said they would take measures to minimize and blood pressure problems. I went through both surgeries 3 months apart without any problems. But there is always a risk. I hope
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Re: Knee Replacement Surgery
Thank you for telling me your experience and glad all went well
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I am a 44 year old male and I have naion in my right eye that happened to me after a really bad covid infection in July of 2021 that had me hospitalized for 5 days. I recently had 2 separate surgeries on both my feet both times requiring me to be on anesthesia
my anesthesiologist informed me of the risks of another nation even happening but he said they would take measures to minimize and blood pressure problems. I went through both surgeries 3 months apart without any problems. But there is always a risk. I hope
this helps.?
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Re: Knee Replacement Surgery
I am a 44 year old male and I have naion in my right eye that happened to me after a really bad covid infection in July of 2021 that had me hospitalized for 5 days. I recently had 2 separate surgeries on both my feet both times requiring me to be on anesthesia my anesthesiologist informed me of the risks of another nation even happening but he said they would take measures to minimize and blood pressure problems. I went through both surgeries 3 months apart without any problems. But there is always a risk. I hope this helps.?
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Re: Knee Replacement Surgery
I am having an operation under general anaesthetic in the next few weeks. No problems. No one has said, I can’t have the op.?
Dear Members
I am new to this group having been diagnosed with NAION peripheral vision loss in my left eye 6 months ago.
I would wecome hearing good news stories from those that have had knee replacement surgery which Iam scheduled to have 30th January. My anaesthetist (after receiving news from my ophthalmologist) of my condition is not willing to assist in the procedure even though under spinal epidural the risk of further vision loss was too high.
Iam apprehensive about NAION occuring in the unaffected eye. I am a healthy 65 yo woman. No diabetes or BP.?
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Hi
Can the “caretaker” of this group please add my new address
craigberelowitz@...
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Dear Members
I am new to this group having been diagnosed with NAION peripheral vision loss in my left eye 6 months ago.
I would wecome hearing good news stories from those that have had knee replacement surgery which Iam scheduled to have 30th January. My anaesthetist (after receiving news from my ophthalmologist) of my condition is not willing to assist in the procedure even though under spinal epidural the risk of further vision loss was too high.
Iam apprehensive about NAION occuring in the unaffected eye. I am a healthy 65 yo woman. No diabetes or BP.?
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Re: James Nestor's book on improved breathing
I read this book last year and it was an amazing read. Humans have
discovered things thousands of years ago and then forgotten them and
then re-discovered them several times. Live and learn.
On 11/28/2024 10:51 AM, Diane Keasler
via groups.io wrote:
With sleep apnea often
being a precursor to NAION, the information provided in
James Nestor's Breath?could possibly naturally
improve all our breathing and reduce some of our anxiety
worrying if we will suffer another loss of vision.? The
reported benefits of improved breathing are astounding and
so encouraging!? It's also a very easy, informative, and
entertaining read.
Diane Keasler
Life is the school, love is
the lesson.
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Re: James Nestor's book on improved breathing
Thank you for the recommendation. ?Looking forward to the read. ?
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Re: James Nestor's book on improved breathing
Thank you so much Diane. After your recommendation I put myself on the wait list for the audio version on my digital public library app, Libby. -Debra B
On Thu, Nov 28, 2024 at 7:52?AM Diane Keasler via <dlkeasler= [email protected]> wrote: With sleep apnea often being a precursor to NAION, the information provided in James Nestor's Breath?could possibly naturally improve all our breathing and reduce some of our anxiety worrying if we will suffer another loss of vision.? The reported benefits of improved breathing are astounding and so encouraging!? It's also a very easy, informative, and entertaining read.
Diane Keasler
Life is the school, love is the lesson.
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Re: James Nestor's book on improved breathing
Thanks, Diane. I just ordered it. Eileen
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James Nestor's book on improved breathing
With sleep apnea often being a precursor to NAION, the information provided in James Nestor's Breath?could possibly naturally improve all our breathing and reduce some of our anxiety worrying if we will suffer another loss of vision.? The reported benefits of improved breathing are astounding and so encouraging!? It's also a very easy, informative, and entertaining read.
Diane Keasler
Life is the school, love is the lesson.
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