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Your choices are just what I’ve used in all my Caminos without a blister. My two sucks are about the thickness of normal socks. I’m also old and it took many trots find the right combo. All my Caminos have been done with some style of Brooks shies in wide. You’ll love the Camino.
Have you priced an Egg McMuffin, coffee and oj at McDonalds lately? Probably $10 each. At least the coffees and Oj would taste good. Why do people just think everything should be cheaper on the Camino.
When I was there in 2014 they were saying they wanted to finish in 2026 as that was the 100th anniversary of Gaudi’s death. Hope they get it done. It was beautiful then.
I walked it and met many people along the way. I walk slow so most people passed me but when they stopped along the way many times I would see them again. A lot of people seem to remember the slow person they passed and maybe had a short conversation with. You’ll meet many others.
The surgery definitely helps. I know when the problem gets worse as the vision in that eye starts changing on an hourly basis. It shows up in the scans they do and they watch it for awhile to see if it gets worse or stabilizes and then go from there. If it gets worse I will gladly have it fixed...
#1 I’ve had it twice. My problem started after cataract surgery. One eye was a miracle and the other a nightmare Things happen.
#2 & 3 yes it was and I would do it again. It helps each time but it has reoccurred. I still have problems with increased pressure in that eye and will require drops...
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