When things like this happen to me the Buddhist and the Calvinist in me start up a debate as to whether it’s someone I killed in a past life or whether I simply haven’t been tithing enough.

Then I get some ointment, say a prayer, and try to sleep.

Posted by Josh on 23 April 2006 @ 8pm

Don’t know how that happened. I never got it until I had kids….

Posted by James Young on 23 April 2006 @ 11pm

dude,

i had a car like you one time. turns out i just needed to take the radiator cap off and drive a new car underneath it.

have you thought about crystals ;-)

get better…

b

Posted by bruce roemmelt on 23 April 2006 @ 11pm

I know! I know! The next post title will be “Now, a Burning Sensation When I Urinate.”

Posted by Brian C.B. on 24 April 2006 @ 7am

Okay, don’t freak out on me for saying this, but if you know anyone with a supply of breastmilk handy, it will take care of your pink eye quick as a wink. Seriously. Actually, the stuff is magic for many healing needs. My kids never suffered with pink eye for more than a day or so as a result of using it. I may still have a bit in the freezer if you want to stopy by… :-)

Posted by Malena on 24 April 2006 @ 8am

This puts me in mind of a time when Gov. Warner was new in the job. He was facing droughts in one part of the state, floods in another. There were fires, a huge traffic crash that closed the Beltway, and then a hurricane. His response, “Well, at least we haven’t had locusts. Yet.”

Keep your sense of humor, and get well.

Posted by Kris Amundson on 24 April 2006 @ 9am

Oh, and of course there was NO money in the state budget.

Posted by Kris Amundson on 24 April 2006 @ 9am

“Okay, don’t freak out on me for saying this, but if you know anyone with a supply of breastmilk handy, it will take care of your pink eye quick as a wink. Seriously. Actually, the stuff is magic for many healing needs. My kids never suffered with pink eye for more than a day or so as a result of using it. I may still have a bit in the freezer if you want to stopy by… :-) ”

Does it matter if it’s whole, 2% or skim?

Seriously, the above statement makes me think back to the Chris Rock skit where he talks about how his parents always told him to put some “‘tussin on it”. Broken arm? No problem. Put some breastmilk on it and let it seep into the bone.

I’m not doubting the veracity of the claim…I just have never seen it made before.

Posted by The Ghost of Tom Joad on 24 April 2006 @ 10am

Is he supposed to drink it, or squirt it in his eye?

Posted by Jon on 24 April 2006 @ 11am

Whole would be best. :-)

He could drink it, and it would probably help him get well faster, but it would work faster to heal the conjunctivitis if he squirted a drop or two in both eyes several times a day.

Posted by Malena on 24 April 2006 @ 11am

Hope you feel better soon. Being sick is bad enough; being sick during fair weather is just insult to injury,

(Josh, the Calvinist in you needs to brush up on his Calvinism. Mr. Calvin would never suggest that bad outcomes are the result of human misdeeds — rather, they’re predetermined, and part of God’s overall plan, which He has thoroughly worked out in His mind.)

Posted by I.Publius on 24 April 2006 @ 11am