I had a follow up visual evoked potential test (VEP) on Friday, to check my left eye that’s been weird since June. You know the test, right? They taped a bunch of electrodes on my head and ear, made me wear a black patch (ay, ay matey) and stare at a computer screen with a checkerboard pattern and a red circle smack in the middle? Yep, that’s the one and it was impossible to stay focused on staring at the red circle, especially with the checkerboard pattern moving! At one point, a few minutes into the test, my mind wandered, “did I lock the car? Yes. Yes, I did. Besides, there’s nothing in that old car that someone would want to take. Oh crap! The hospital parking lot does not accept ATM/credit cards and I have no cash on me. Did I bring along my checkbook? I sure hope so otherwise I’ll be stuck at the hospital for a while and I will miss my 12:30 meeting. That’s alright, I don’t want to attend that meeting. Who schedules a 12:30 meeting anyway and when am I supposed to eat my lunch? Oh dear. Am I still looking at the red circle”? And this made me wonder, “how did my test go with all of this interference”? Exhausted I was.
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I remember the test well, but they called it EVP, I think..."response" was in there somewhere, back in 1990, one of my first tests b4 MS DX. Fun in the sun!
ReplyDeleteGotta add you to my blog roll. I thought this was lesbian journals! HA! Need new glasses here, no, really I do. Not that the name had anything to do with my not adding you sooner...I'll just go now. MRIs ARE RAD!
ReplyDeleteDiane, you are a crack up!!! Thanks for the laughs!
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