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There's something so satisfying about watching a group of arms just shut things down like that. It’s much more fun than watching a single starter grind through six innings of mediocre stuff. Do you prefer the tactical chaos of a bullpen day or the classic ace performance?
Maria Hall92 said:Hehe... well, they stay in the freezer anyway 🙂... I have some too, though I suspect everyone does 😁 haha... what theory? Now you've got me curious 😁


Honestly, I probably won't use them anymore; I spent the whole day today just pacing around the house because my eyes were stinging so much 😛 As for the theory... about a year ago, I had laser eye surgery to correct my vision, and since then, my eyes have been a bit more sensitive than usual. My current theory, which hit me yesterday morning, is that maybe that jerk of a doctor messed something up during the procedure—I mean, I woke up after the surgery feeling like there was grease in my eyes and everything was blurry—so perhaps he damaged something, like pierced a tiny membrane or something similar. I haven't heard of anyone else experiencing this kind of stinging before 🙂 All things considered, I am likely just being paranoid and overthinking everything...
Maria Hall92 said:Yes, you should apply ice because they're getting too warm, but try not to hold it directly against the skin for too long—that isn't ideal. It's better to wrap the ice pack in a cloth so it isn't overly freezing. The goal is to cool everything down, but using something excessively cold can actually do more harm than good.

Maybe try spreading some margarine or butter on them—that might help them chew a little faster.

Mine have already turned yellow. I picked up one of those gels from CVS, and I even have a specific insert for it, but being my usual clumsy self, I accidentally left the gel sitting in the freezer. 👎It isn't just an issue when I'm applying cold compresses, either. Yesterday morning, that pain behind my eyes actually woke me up, and I hadn't even been using any soothing wraps throughout the night.

In any case, thank you. I had some rather silly theory spinning around in my head—honestly, it’s probably better if you never actually hear it. 😉
Hello everyone... I underwent surgery this past Tuesday. Basically, I had a broken nose where the bones didn't heal quite right, so my surgeon had to go in and correct everything. I am running into one little issue, though; whenever I apply compresses to my eyes, they sting terribly because my skin is so sensitive. My doctor mentioned that this shouldn't be too unusual, but I was wondering if anyone else here has dealt with something similar? Thanks! 🙂