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I think this is a fantastic idea! The two hardest tests on the spiritual road are the patience to wait for the right moment and the courage not to be disappointed with what we encounter----Paulo

Thank you everyone who has responded about the flying- it's very reassuring to know that flying has not been an issue for anyone! All the notes have been helpful. Thanks, Becky

Do you have any interest in participating in a NAION zoom group type self I am on Pacific Coast Time but am flexible as to anytime and any day of the Please reply to this email or send me a private

Hi Becky, I had my first NAION in 2016 (age 40) - right eye, losing about 35% of my inferior vision. I fly internationally for my work and definitely flew within a couple of months my episode with no

Hi Becky. I am 14 months in. My retinal specialist, who has been treating me as referred by ophthalmologist, told me flying was fine. That was after the first month or two. I have flown a few times

That’s the typical pattern; exactly what happened to me 8 weeks ago….

My doctor said mine was no longer swollen about a month ago. But the lower side of my eye is still dark and I am worry it will affect the upper half of my eye. [email protected]> wrote:

Nope my hubby got it in the first eye last year swelling resolved, happened to his second eye last month. [email protected]> wrote:

I'm not sure about this, but I think the chances of vision worsening in the affected eye is while the optic nerve is still swollen. I believe that is what happened to me - without being forewarned

My non-medical, case of one experience is that flying in a pressurized aircraft wasn’t a problem for me. ?Also anecdotal is that I had shingles prior to NAION and even was diagnosed with trigeminal

Hello, everyone. I had my NAION event just about a year ago. My neuro-op cautioned me about flying and most other activities, as well, during the time that he considered the actual NAION to be

Never heard that the first year after a NAION event influences activity of the fellow eye. And, since planes are pressurized, I doubt that flying is an issue at all regarding NAION. [email protected]>

I am new to the group- my naion episode happened late January of this year. I was given high steroids for 4 days, not sure if it was any help.? Developed a severe case of shingles three days later. I

I am so happy to hear that and to know that part of my life is not over!! Thank you!

Hi Donna. I have been flying since my episode 5 years ago. No problems at all [email protected]> wrote:

Thank you to all of you!! I feel like I just hit the lottery!! I promised myself this year that I am going to start living again! Thanks for the encouragement!

This is good to know!!! [email protected]> wrote:

I’ve also flown post NAION with no issues. I travel internationally for work and spend up to 12 hours on a plane. My neuro ophthalmologists also said that it’s ok to fly since the cabin is

I have flown many times since my total loss right eye in 2007 both domestically and out of the country. I agree with the other poster, much more concerned with navigating the actual airport. Have

I’ve flown many times in the 3 plus years with NAION. ?A couple have been to the UK and Europe, the others have been cross country here in the US. ?You should check in with your doctor and confirm