Diane Oser’s Sound Visions

Well, I’m winning the battle of infection from my last surgery, slowly. The second reconstructive surgery didn’t heal well so it’s been a hard go, and I’m still on the antibiotics and still needing dressing changes daily. I’m so tired of being under the weather, fatigued, and fearing illness. I was so delighted to be [...]

Okay folks. Time to unload your change, piggy banks and pockets It’s October. Breast Cancer awareness month, and I’m sitting here crying, remembering what I went through, from the beginning to the end. First, it was the uh oh, something’s wrong. Then it was definitely not good. Then it was this horrible two needle biopsy [...]

I am so grateful for the gift of vision after being nearly blind for so long. Every day, I’m surprised with what I can see, like flutterbyes and birds and buds and insects and and and…I am so grateful. Having new eyes has opened my eyes, in every way. I can’t believe I painted without [...]

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I arrived at the address where someone had requested a taxi. I honked but no one came out. I honked again, nothing. So I walked to the door and knocked. ‘Just a minute’, answered a frail, elderly voice. I could hear something being dragged across the floor. After a long pause, the door opened. A [...]

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Well folks, i’ve managed to get hurt once again. I had a back spasm (very painful of course) while bending over to trim my toenails, fell and broke a rib. Nature’s way of telling me to slow down, I guess. The pain is excruciating, the pain meds are mind numbing. I will heal. Anyone who [...]

Routine [tag]mammograms[/tag], we dread them, make jokes about them and most of us don’t worry about them, especially if there isn’t a strong familial history of breast cancer. That is about where I was about a year and a half ago. I have been routinely screened for many years, starting in my early forties, and [...]