Some people are pure good. Through and through. Such is the case with Ryan’s eye doctor, Dr. Hinkle (of Vision Source). He was at my house shortly after the sun came up to take a look at Ryan. He brought along a peer, Dr. Tom Finley, to provide an independent assessment.
Dr. Hinkle stopped in to take a look at Ryan’s eyes this afternoon. Although it can not be conclusive, given the home environment of the examination, he feels Ryan’s eyes are improving somewhat.
Glad to have yesterday behind. A bad day went to worse late in the evening. Recall, the first slap in the face was learning Ryan’s eyes are not improving. Without time to process this, another slap to the face. His forearm x-Ray looked even worse than the initial injury. The radius bone seems to be…
I took Ryan out today for some follow-up exams. Our first stop was at the Eye Doctor, followed by a trip across the street to the Imaging Center. Neither results were good.
Yesterday went off without a hitch. No high fevers. No quivering in pain. Just a calm day. I was so happy for Ryan. Ryan’s eyes opened last July for the first time since the beating. This was an exciting development and possibly signified some advancement in recovery. Then, it became too much of a good…