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Get the #%$ out of my eye!!!
so... I got these fucking black dots floating around in my eye that won't go away and follow me where ever I look. I have been to the hospital many times about 4 years ago and they were all very un helpful. They say I may have some kind of parasitic thing called toxoplasmosis that can be obtained through cats (fuck I hate cats) Well suddenly things settled down and I managed to ignore the dots but now 4 years later I have a giant transparent-black smear obscuring my vision. I now have to go back to the bloody eye doctors again every 2 days or so, and may have to travel to distant cities to hear the exact same thing I've heard many times (HMMM THATS ODD, WELL I KNOW THIS OTHER DOCTOR...)
I have to get up at 4 am to go to Victoria - Vancouver Island 3-4 hour drive distance to get my blood dyed blue, sweet! anyone else have had any similar problems or am I alone on this? Jam it back in, in the dark. |
its pretty much like I have alot of imaginary debree in my eye that only I can see that started out as tiny dots and intensified into mass clumps, and worm like structures. The doctors all do the same thing, dialate my pupils, shine bright lights into my eyes then send me on my way with a recomendation to the next doctor so they can do the same. Cats and doctors should suffer...
EDIT: heres a general idea of what I see: ![]() I can see through all the lines, and the black smear seems closer than the rest of them (I have reason to believe my sandbox has done this to me as my cats apparently pooped in it) There's nowhere I can't reach.
Last edited by scotty; Jun 4, 2006 at 04:52 PM.
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oh fuck... for a second I thought you meant you had to get another eye!
This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it. |
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no I've never been bit by a cat, it most likely came from cat shit in the ol' sandbox as a kid as I said before. Well I'm off to get a nice blue tint in my blood stream tommorrow (As soon as I'm out I'm going to the closest pool to get my eyes blood shot and freak people out
)I was speaking idiomatically. |
I doubt the occasional bowl of ice tea powder, and bag of chips had anything to do with it *looks up symptoms of diabetes* umm fuck don't look up Diabetic Retinopathy... DAMN YOU FREE.USER!!!
eriol: I've heard some towns where toxoplasmosis was aperant in the main water system and caused wide spread eye problems AVOID CATS AND WATER AT ALL COSTS! EDIT: oh I should mention I don't have diabetes but it is a problem on both sides of the family What kind of toxic man-thing is happening now?
Last edited by scotty; Jun 5, 2006 at 01:21 AM.
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IT WAS NOT USED IT WAS JUST STEPPED ON AND IT LOOKED GOOD AND I ONLY DID IT FOR LOL!!!!!!
FELIPE NO |
ok so I got back from the doctors who is a retinal specialist of some sort. He told me that I have some old scar tissue in the back of my eye that could have happened years ago. The concern is that the scar is now starting to inflame again which is most likely what is causing my floaters. They took some blood samples to see if I test positive for toxoplasmosis as they didn't appear to document it before when I did it (bastards) He also said that floaters can be kept to a minimum if I keep taking my pregnezone (sp?) but the spores given of from toxoplasmosis sheild themselves and become dormant often. The only thing to do is take a shit load of pills everytime they come out to multiply
What, you don't want my bikini-clad body? |
Jam it back in, in the dark. |