my wife and I celebrate our 10th year together this week! We are facing the future together by changing the layout and furnishings for our future home: Less furniture, adopting a more minimalist style so I can navigate the floor space better as o continue to lose sight. Facing the inevitable but hoping for better research in the next years.
my friends are being patient with the changes; offering to drive me ay might et. al.
Hope for the best, plan for the worst......Good that you have someone to face it with you. X
I think "minimalist" is easier to keep clean too...or so my friends say.. .....haven't got there yet myself, still too attached to stuff lol
Congratulations for your 10th Anniversary!!!! And well done, Mrs HollyG, for helping your hubby through and beyond his difficult time.
It is always good to have family and friends to support one in times of need. And indeed, we all hope for this miracle cure that one day will make life better for so many people. Never stop hoping, and meanwhile make the best of life if you can.
Wishing you all the best.
Dear Hollyg,
I am copying some links to some resources which may be of assistance in your future proofing exercise:
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pocklington-trust.org.uk/pr...
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Just to make you aware, we are currently offering free 6 month membership. This is a good way to keep up with current developments. Please ring us if you would like to benefit from this, or join via the following link:
Please do not hesitate to contact us if we can be of any further help. Our Macular Society helpline is open 9am – 5pm Monday to Friday on 0300 3030 111.
Kind regards,
good stuff in there, thanks. Maybe I should move to Brittan, looks as though we are better taken care of than here in the USA.
Progression?
Should Mum have the treatment?
High Street Optician versus Charity's Impaired Vision clinic.
Do I have macular degeneration 
