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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

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. [email protected]> wrote:

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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

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. -- This

Thank you for the recommendation. ?Looking forward to the read.

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 [email protected]> wrote:

Thanks, Diane. I just ordered it. Eileen

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

I've been playing Pickleball for 9 years, intermediate skills. ?My rally is still fine, but since my left eye NAION, I can no longer serve to save my life! ?I know it is a brain connection, but it

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I found this YouTube video called *“Understanding NAION vs. Eye Stroke: Key Differences, Similarities & Integrative Treatment Options”

Sobering comments - but very helpful to put in perspective. Think we all look for causes, reasons and what we (or someone) did wrong but I think you’re right. We’re just unlucky. Andrea

Let me share with all of you that there are huge number of patients who can be said to have?disc at risk, but hardly anyone progresses to NAION. This was found to be a retrospective common factor to

Most of these posts about knowledge of NAION by professionals refer to "opticians" and "optometrists". I don't think we can rely on their abilities in this field. Only ophthalmologists can be

I never found out until after I lost my eyesight. My medical treatment was next to worthless. The two hardest tests on the spiritual road are the patience to wait for the right moment and the

COULDN'T AGREE MORE! Diane Keasler Life is the school, love is the lesson.

Hi Ruby, I wasn’t told for ages. I saw references from other sufferers to crowded discs and so asked my optician whether this applied to me. She told me no. Later, when having further tests I was

I was told by my NO and my NP that some drs. would refer to my NAION as an eye stroke, but it is not considered to be one. That has come to pass. I am having a difficult time finding info that states