Tag Archives: Manchester Eye Hospital

My Manchester #WeStandTogether

Posted on May 24, 2017 by SpookyMrsGreen

This is a very sad week as we process our grief and shock from yet another terrorist attack. Only now it is different. Now it is right on my doorstep. In my city. My Manchester. OK, I don’t live in … Continue reading →

Posted in family, House and home, pagan mother | Tagged #bestrongManchester, #Britmums, #westandtogether, born in the North, catherine green, healing energy for Manchester, Manchester author, Manchester Eye Hospital, Manchester Metropolitan University, Manchester Royal Eye Hospital, My Manchester, SpookyMrsGreen, terrorist attack Manchester, the pagan housewife | 1 Comment

My Spiritual Journey: Reiki and Eye Surgery

Posted on March 1, 2017 by SpookyMrsGreen

Last weekend I attended Manchester Royal Eye Hospital for a minor operation on my eyes. Well, I thought it would be both eyes, but the condition decided otherwise. Now I am to be allocated a return appointment to have my … Continue reading →

Posted in eye health, health, holistic health, pagan mother, Random Musings | Tagged angel spirit guides, animal spirit guides, congenital eye disorder, double row eyelashes, dry eye syndrome, eye surgery, lymphedema distichiasis, lymphodoema distichiasis, Manchester Eye Hospital, meditating for pain relief, rare eye disease, rare eye disorder, reiki energy healing, reiki healing therapy, spiritual health, SpookyMrsGreen, the pagan housewife | 2 Comments

How to Confuse Your Doctor

Posted on March 2, 2013 by SpookyMrsGreen

During the last month or so I have had something of a dispute with my local doctors. I haven’t even seen one of these doctors recently, which I think might be part of the problem. It all comes from my … Continue reading →

Posted in british, catherine green, Random Musings, UK | Tagged Confuse your Doctor, distichiasis, dry eye syndrome, getting a repeat prescription, ingrowing eyelashes, Manchester Eye Hospital, NHS issues, rare eye disorder, your local GP | 2 Comments

The NHS Does It Again

Posted on January 30, 2013 by SpookyMrsGreen

I didn’t have my eye surgery! I got a phone call late yesterday afternoon to inform me that there was no available theatre space and they would have to reschedule. Doh! I am now provisionally booked in for Saturday 9th … Continue reading →

Posted in author, british, catherine green, paranormal romance, Random Musings, UK | Tagged a redcliffe novel, catherine green, dry eye syndrome, eye surgery, health, ingrowing eyelashes, love redeems, Manchester Eye Hospital, medicine, mental-health, National Health Service, NHS blunders, rare genetic condition, repeat prescription, repeat prescriptions, the NHS in Britain, the redcliffe novels, theatre space | 2 Comments

Rare Eye Condition and a Writing Career

Posted on September 2, 2011 by SpookyMrsGreen

I would like to share with you a little personal insight. I am generally a very healthy person. I don’t really exercise beyond walking the dog, but I do watch what I eat and am conscious about taking care of … Continue reading →

Posted in dry eye, dry eyes, eye health, eyes, health, holistic health, pagan mother, rare eye condition | Tagged #goindie, #indieauthor, #mummymonday, #spoonie, #TheRedcliffeNovels, British paranormal romance, British vampires and werewolves, catherine green, Catherine Green Author, dry eye syndrome, eye health problems, eye hospital, eyelid rotation surgery, ingrowing eyelashes, living with chronic pain, living with disability, lymphodoema distichiasis, Manchester Eye Hospital, mummy mondays, North Staffordshire hospital, rare eye condition and a writing career, rare eye disorder, scratching eyes, sore itchy eyes, spooky stories, SpookyMrsGreen, the pagan housewife, the redcliffe novels, treating a rare eye condition | 8 Comments

A Hospital Waiting Room

Posted on January 5, 2011 by SpookyMrsGreen

It is November 2010 and I am attending the Manchester Royal Eye Hospital Outpatients Department for a routine appointment. I am almost seven months pregnant at this time so am feeling quite uncomfortable and tired, but I need to have … Continue reading →