Hmm. At least 15 (They come in bundles of 3 packs per order) I should be able to work with other friends and/or eBay, at a better convenience, for the rest. I'd hope to get, in the least, the Base Set.

On the other hand, I may be able to luck out in finding someone selling the cards I need as most don't care for Non-foils.

*Shrugs* I s'pose as many as I can reasonably get through doing stories. :)

Might you be interested in a story?

Oh, how I can relate with that. There's nothing worse than coping with financial stuff. If I could take back 10 years of lost income and accrued debt from doctor's appointments, surgeries, and prescriptions I'd certainly feel so much better.


However, on the flip side, I know I learned a lot through the experience and a lot of medical knowledge was gained from my case. I've been told how my case has come up with my specialists when attending conventions relating to the overall ocular field. Of course they can't say names, unless they both genuinely knew me, but it is nice knowing going blind was not for anything. Medical science will only continue to move forward and ensure others do not share my fate as a result of discovering new ways to treat it that work best straight away instead of too late.


For example... I may not have developed the corneal ulsar in 2007 if textbook didn't say a dry spot / ep defect naturally heals. If they would've put on a "Amnionic Membrane Contact Disc" when they observed that post surgical spot the eye would've very likely healed and the issues that followed would not have happened. However doctors now know to use the membrane with patients who have weak corneas. So life is moving positively forward a decade after the fact. :)


There would also be no "Coping with Limitations" without all I've gone through. Knowing my experiences and all I learned can be used to help others means so much.


I've honestly come to terms should I never be able to find someone willing to employ me. I'll never stop trying but I'll ever be filled with determination so long as I know I do make a difference and I'm not ever going to allow myself to, by my own will, be kept hidden from the public. People need to learn that special needs / limitations happen to us all at some point. The sooner we start to acknowledge this fact the sooner we'll have a true society focused on 'community' instead of the separating ideal of 'inclusion'.

I know weve talked about one project c:

Glad you are still pushing ahead

Well, *Blush* I kind of flipped out a bit over on Facebook about stuff that is already well known over here. So I'm doing some "Editorials" to help relieve some mental strain and trying to keep things happier over here.

I do believe I have the notes for your project. Did you want me to take those and try to provide a sample of how it might look? I'd Note you with how it is looking and you can decide where to go from there. :)

you can, glad that you took those notes, because I only vaguely remember parts of it, involving Oskar

Yep, yep! Have a whole file with all your notes. So I'll try for a "Prologue" tomorrow to see if it is in a direction you would like. :)

I'll see if I can get to you tomorrow.

Let me know what you think, may like, or would just like to toss some ideas around for fun. :)

This reminds me. did you share that very heartwarming story that you wrote? I've wanted to direct some friends to it. *Snugs*

Here it is.

http://www.furaffinity.net/view/25130365/