Granny's gone and done it again

[Granny Hatchet]

Is it just hearing? Visual overstimulation causes the same problems. Been there, done that!

diabetes is dimming his eye sight.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

something interesting today. At the store Robert commented on a boys mask. He said thats the only person in here wearing the right kind of mask. The man and his son was behind us in line and I struck up a convo telling him what Robert had said. His son w/ the mask was autistic. severely non verbal but the dad said it was the only mask he would tolerate. I asked Robert would he wear one like that and he said no.

 

[Wishing4Wings]

diabetes is dimming his eye sight.

That's terrible. Does he need glasses?

 

[prostar]

See if you can get him to set up and follow some meal planning/schedule/routine. May help.
Goose is insistent on eating his chewy in my lap. He’s not a mamas boy at all.
Truthfully when I started looking I was looking for a female and was thinking I’d be more in the 70 lb range. But the stars aligned that goose was meant to be and I figured I’d have a 80-90 lb pup. I’m not too concerned.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

That's terrible. Does he need glasses?

we are all past due for appts. IDK. He HAD better then 20/20 when he was younger.

 

[BigBlueHen53]

cant wear them. Hates the music. Its the same thing as the mask. Its just torture for him.
Hows your foot ?

I didn't mean music, I meant like a construction worker would wear. Either those things you stick in your ears to block sound, or the big sound-blocking ear muffs people wear on construction sites. They can be amazingly effective.

I'm still hobbling. I see a foot doctor on the 16th. X-ray showed no bone injury, as expected. The velcro brace I've been wearing actually works best so far. I did get a boot the other day and it's going to work good if I don't have to move around much. DH and I ran some errands with it on the day I got it, and it was very uncomfortable for running around in. It's very restrictive.

 

[BigBlueHen53]

diabetes is dimming his eye sight.

Sorry to hear this, did not know Robert was diabetic. In my visit with my PA the other day (follow-up after being in hospital), we talked about my so-called diabetes. She said my A1C was 5.2. Anything below 5.7 is considered normal, so I got her to remove "diabetic" from my chart. It was a different dr that put me down as "glucose intolerant" about 5 or 6 years ago; I never did believe I was diabetic. If I was ever even pre-diabetic, I control it with diet.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

I didn't mean music, I meant like a construction worker would wear. Either those things you stick in your ears to block sound, or the big sound-blocking ear muffs people wear on construction sites. They can be amazingly effective.

I'm still hobbling. I see a foot doctor on the 16th. X-ray showed no bone injury, as expected. The velcro brace I've been wearing actually works best so far. I did get a boot the other day and it's going to work good if I don't have to move around much. DH and I ran some errands with it on the day I got it, and it was very uncomfortable for running around in. It's very restrictive.

I understood what you meant I was just answering the next question. LOL I dont think he can stand anything touching his face at all. He didnt wear them when he shot his gun.
My boot was velcro. Its supposed to be restrictive but I remember how uncomfortable it was. I am supposed to be wearing it any time my foot hurts which would be all the time.
Sucks you have to wait that long. You dr could of ordered the MRI . foot dr. gonna want one anyway I think.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

Sorry to hear this, did not know Robert was diabetic. In my visit with my PA the other day (follow-up after being in hospital), we talked about my so-called diabetes. She said my A1C was 5.2. Anything below 5.7 is considered normal, so I got her to remove "diabetic" from my chart. It was a different dr that put me down as "glucose intolerant" about 5 or 6 years ago; I never did believe I was diabetic. If I was ever even pre-diabetic, I control it with diet.

he also has crones

 

[BigBlueHen53]

See if you can get him to set up and follow some meal planning/schedule/routine. May help.
Goose is insistent on eating his chewy in my lap. He’s not a mamas boy at all.
Truthfully when I started looking I was looking for a female and was thinking I’d be more in the 70 lb range. But the stars aligned that goose was meant to be and I figured I’d have a 80-90 lb pup. I’m not too concerned.

I don't think there is any doubt he is the right companion for you. He has really helped heal your heart!