So today I got a letter from Iowa Lions Eye Bank to provide a letter of Gratitude to the donor family. It is something they are requiring me to do but its also something id be very willing to do after all the cornea that was transplanted had to come from somewhere and such acts of gratitude should not go unrecognized. Anyone recieving any sort of organ donation should thank the donor for their generosity simply ignoring the fact that some family had to loose a loved one to save your life is well beyond the point of rudeness.

The Note of gratitude is as follows

“Thank You so very much for your generous gift of vision. This gift is saving me from Keratoconus. I am so very sorry for your loss but rest assured your gift will not go to waste. It may have been a tragedy but at the very least some good was able to come from it.

Even the darkest night will end and then the sun will rise

Sincerely

Jeremiah Wenzel”

Every night for at least a month I will have to wear a shield to sleep as I had previously blogged about. In the interest of keeping my eye safe I keep my cats out of my room during the night.

This is my cat Peaches she’s a playful cat that also loves to cuddle. She can be such a loving and supportive cat and has helped me get past tough times. She really loves cuddling in bed at night and that makes it hard to have to kick her out at night but it’s for the best.

so Just as it se ems I have finished with the non stop dry eye it would appear its coming back with a vengeance lol.

So I’ve been having this weird happening that despite the drops going into my eye and doesn’t run down my face or anything I been tasting my drops occasionally several minutes after the dosage lol. Turns out eye drops taste terrible lol and before you think it no I haven’t been putting any in my mouth 😛

Ever since the checkup it seems that my dry eye spell is finally coming to an end. I still get it a bit when I am taking my drops but by the time I get to the artificial tears it clears up.