Re: Medical word of the week: diplopia - Carol wins the prize!

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What a keener! You're bright eyed and bushy tailed this morning.

Is the weather nice in Lexington this weekend? Rainy here in Nova Scotia.

I just saw the cutest thing though... I left up a feeder at my window with

sunflower seeds this year... usually I only leave them up from October to

April... I just saw a mother junco feeding her baby seeds at my window sill!

Hugs,

Pam

Medical word of the week: diplopia

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> > Hugs,

> > Pam

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Pam,

The weather here is rainy too. And COLD! It's been in the 50's for a

couple of days now -- the heat's been on and everything. Hard to believe in

mid-June.

We don't have a bird feeder because we have cats and I'm afraid of making

the birds into a tasty snack. We do have a little pond though, which has

the cutest frog in it. I took a picture of him yesterday sitting on a rock

right next to a statue of Buddha -- looks like they're both meditating. I

hope is comes out well -- I'll send it along if it does.

Hugs,

Carol & Rob

in rainy and chilly Lexington, MA

Medical word of the week: diplopia

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Pam-

Glad someone got the definition quickly, Yeah Carol. Now what's a

Junco? And by the way, Jerry has Diplopia, which in him causes

double vision horizontally at a distance and vertical double vision

when reading. (or is it the opposite?) It is quite frustrating and

the use of prisms in the glasses has not really worked for him. He

can no longer use the computer because he can not see the screen well

enough and lack of coordination makes using the keyboard near

impossible. But he does say there are several caregivers here and

they all look like me. He sometimes sees up to three images at a

time.

Jan (from Arizona, where even the birds think it is too hot!)

> What a keener! You're bright eyed and bushy tailed this morning.

> Is the weather nice in Lexington this weekend? Rainy here in Nova

Scotia.

> I just saw the cutest thing though... I left up a feeder at my

window with

> sunflower seeds this year... usually I only leave them up from

October to

> April... I just saw a mother junco feeding her baby seeds at my

window sill!

> Hugs,

> Pam

>

> Medical word of the week: diplopia

> >

> >

> > > diplopia

> > >

> > > This occurs in occasional patients with multiple system atrophy

> > >

> > > Can anyone tell us what diplopia means?

> > >

> > > Hugs,

> > > Pam

[Guest guest]

I guess we are getting the same weather system this weekend... brrrrrr.

My bird feeder is the kind that you stick onto your window with suction

cups... no way the cats can get at them... in fact when the cats are inside

they really enjoy watching the birds come and go. You'd swear they were

trying to talk to the birds the strange sounds they make whenever a bird

comes by.

Hugs,

Pam

Re: Medical word of the week: diplopia - Carol wins the

prize!

> Pam,

>

> The weather here is rainy too. And COLD! It's been in the 50's for a

> couple of days now -- the heat's been on and everything. Hard to believe

in

> mid-June.

>

> We don't have a bird feeder because we have cats and I'm afraid of making

> the birds into a tasty snack. We do have a little pond though, which has

> the cutest frog in it. I took a picture of him yesterday sitting on a

rock

> right next to a statue of Buddha -- looks like they're both meditating. I

> hope is comes out well -- I'll send it along if it does.

[Guest guest]

Pam,

So that is where my Junco's go in the summer ) Say Hi to them for me, I will

not see them until November. They are sparrow sized gray birds (also sometimes

called snowbirds). My dog used to keep away the cats from my feeders, have to

watch this winter.

Take care, Bill

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Pam Bower wrote:

> I guess we are getting the same weather system this weekend... brrrrrr.

>

> My bird feeder is the kind that you stick onto your window with suction

> cups... no way the cats can get at them... in fact when the cats are inside

> they really enjoy watching the birds come and go. You'd swear they were

> trying to talk to the birds the strange sounds they make whenever a bird

> comes by.

>

> Hugs,

> Pam

[Guest guest]

Oh Pam! That is absolutely marvelous! I love seeing scenes like that.

They are so rare and wonderful when they can be enjoyed. It is times

like that you wish you carried a camera on your hip at all times!

God bless,

Belinda

> What a keener! You're bright eyed and bushy tailed this morning.

> Is the weather nice in Lexington this weekend? Rainy here in Nova

Scotia.

> I just saw the cutest thing though... I left up a feeder at my

window with

> sunflower seeds this year... usually I only leave them up from

October to

> April... I just saw a mother junco feeding her baby seeds at my

window sill!

> Hugs,

> Pam

>

> Medical word of the week: diplopia

> >

> >

> > > diplopia

> > >

> > > This occurs in occasional patients with multiple system atrophy

> > >

> > > Can anyone tell us what diplopia means?

> > >

> > > Hugs,

> > > Pam

[Guest guest]

Carol,

I would love to see the frog picture and pictures of your pond. I

love nature and all its beauty!

God bless,

Belinda

> Pam,

>

> The weather here is rainy too. And COLD! It's been in the 50's

for a

> couple of days now -- the heat's been on and everything. Hard to

believe in

> mid-June.

>

> We don't have a bird feeder because we have cats and I'm afraid of

making

> the birds into a tasty snack. We do have a little pond though,

which has

> the cutest frog in it. I took a picture of him yesterday sitting

on a rock

> right next to a statue of Buddha -- looks like they're both

meditating. I

> hope is comes out well -- I'll send it along if it does.

>

> Hugs,

>

> Carol & Rob

> in rainy and chilly Lexington, MA

> Medical word of the week: diplopia

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> > > > diplopia

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> > > > This occurs in occasional patients with multiple system

atrophy

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> > > > Can anyone tell us what diplopia means?

> > > >

> > > > Hugs,

> > > > Pam

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