My engineer husband figured out a better way to keep the earpiece of my glasses off of the burned area around my left ear. I am sharing it here in case it is of help to others, since the eye doctor I visited only suggested taking off the earpiece as a solution. My husband took two squishy earplugs, poked holes in them, and threaded them onto the earpiece of the glasses. I am able to slide them back and forth if I need to, and the texture of the earplugs works fine with my skin (doesn't stick to it). Also, the next time I get cranky, my husband has relief in plain sight!
Tuesday, August 29, 2006
Way better than taking off the earpiece!
My engineer husband figured out a better way to keep the earpiece of my glasses off of the burned area around my left ear. I am sharing it here in case it is of help to others, since the eye doctor I visited only suggested taking off the earpiece as a solution. My husband took two squishy earplugs, poked holes in them, and threaded them onto the earpiece of the glasses. I am able to slide them back and forth if I need to, and the texture of the earplugs works fine with my skin (doesn't stick to it). Also, the next time I get cranky, my husband has relief in plain sight!
Thank God for creative, innovative, caretaking hubbies!!! Glad to hear you have a good one, too. Curtis is and has always been the best in that department. He is a natural caregiver and takes excellent care of me. He waa a major help with all the heart procedures I've had done. I'm so glad that Rick is there for you, too. My thoughts and prayers continue to be with you.
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Will you share the web sites with the recipes? That sounds like a good resource for others in your position. and maybe a friend or two will cook up some of these delectable meals over the long weekend.
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