
>>> This, from Chris:
It all actually started at work the next day when my eye became more and more irritated. Once home, I was ordered to the hospital, and once I waited my three hours I was led into the back rooms where upon examination, the nice nurse lady spied what turned out to be a chunk of metal jammed into my cornea. This didn't seem quite fair as whilst grinding, I WAS WEARING GOGGLES THE WHOLE TIME! So, who knows how that happened. Anyway, the nice nurse lady said that it had been in at least overnight as she observed some rust around it, and proceeded to have to pick it off my eyeball with a pin.You know that feeling of something being tugged from skin? Yeah, try seeing it at the same time. Anyway, it'll be my third trip back to the hospital tonight, there was more rust apparent on my second trip, and you can never be too cautious as I plan on using my sight to navigate my almost complete PowerTrike around the mean streets of town with the rest of the Rat Patrol.
So, for now, safe and happy travels all.
Steely-gazed Chris
>>> This from Limp:
I too, got no less than THREE hot, sharp bits of steel embedded in my eyes during the construction of Mitzie... each time at Emergency, they shook their collective pasty-white faces and lectured me about the virtues of wearing eye protection. At least I didn't work in a hospital.
So, what's the moral of the story here??
1.) Always wear goggles that are properly tightened so bits-o-shit don't get stuck in your eyes, innit.
2.) If you want to continue using the eye DON'T FUCK AROUND, go straight to Emergency!!!!! Stay there until they fix your eye.
3.) Don't work in a hospital.


