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This was taken fresh from eyelid surgery. On this day I learned that even small changes can feel huge. My eyes have been...
08/28/2025

This was taken fresh from eyelid surgery. On this day I learned that even small changes can feel huge. My eyes have been through a lot and now they’re finally getting some attention of their own.

Recovery is messy, awkward, and sometimes hilarious in ways you can’t plan for. But every stitch, every tiny change, is a reminder that healing can look different than we expect and still feel like progress.

I never thought I’d be excited about a bunch of needles, but here we are.Acupuncture is a quiet reset for my body and my...
08/27/2025

I never thought I’d be excited about a bunch of needles, but here we are.

Acupuncture is a quiet reset for my body and my mind. Some days it reminds me that healing isn’t just big milestones it’s the little moments where I show up for myself.

Also, it’s a little funny realizing how tense I get while trying to stay relaxed while someone pokes me with tiny needles.

Some days looking in the mirror still feels strange. Other days it’s a little victory.. a reminder that I’m still here, ...
08/26/2025

Some days looking in the mirror still feels strange. Other days it’s a little victory.. a reminder that I’m still here, still moving forward, still finding myself in the small moments. Taking care of my eye is about more than healing. It’s about feeling like myself again, feeling steady, feeling seen.

That’s why I started In the Blink. It’s for anyone navigating eye loss, anyone trying to feel whole again. We provide prosthetics, resources, and a community that shows up so no one has to do this alone.

Learn more or support the mission at www.meaganoberle.com and www.intheblinkltd.com. Every small step and moment of care matters.

Throwback to when my prosthetic eye decided it wanted its own dramatic moment. A blood clot formed behind it and started...
08/25/2025

Throwback to when my prosthetic eye decided it wanted its own dramatic moment. A blood clot formed behind it and started squirting out like it had a personality of its own. We did an ablation to fix it, and yes, it was scary and messy, but also a reminder of how much this body can endure.

Healing isn’t always neat or graceful. Sometimes it’s gross, sometimes it’s ridiculous, and sometimes it makes you laugh at how absurd life can be. But every messy moment is proof of resilience, support, and the tiny victories we don’t always see.

That’s what In the Blink is about. Sharing the hard stories, the hopeful ones, and building a community where no one feels alone in their healing. If you want to learn more about my work and this nonprofit, you can visit meaganoberle.com
and intheblinkltd.com.

The Lumineers, surrounded by some of my favorite humans. For a few hours, grief and healing took a backseat to singing a...
08/22/2025

The Lumineers, surrounded by some of my favorite humans. For a few hours, grief and healing took a backseat to singing at the top of my lungs and soaking up every note. Music really does stitch things back together in ways medicine can’t.

Also, bonus: I only had one eye to cry out of, which made the emotional ballads way less messy.

Pool days used to mean sunglasses, a book, and trying not to burn. Now they mean sunglasses, a book I sometimes can’t qu...
08/21/2025

Pool days used to mean sunglasses, a book, and trying not to burn. Now they mean sunglasses, a book I sometimes can’t quite focus on, and the constant joke in my head that with one eye, I’ve got the best built-in excuse for missing whatever chaos is happening on my “blind side.”

But here’s the truth: having one eye has forced me to slow down in ways I never expected. It’s strange how something that felt like loss has given me permission to be more present.

Surgery number four in the books. A metal plate behind my eye this time to help with fat loss and atrophy. Healing has b...
08/20/2025

Surgery number four in the books. A metal plate behind my eye this time to help with fat loss and atrophy. Healing has been messy and exhausting, but also a reminder of how much strength it takes to keep moving forward. Grateful for Dr. Hink at Anschutz and every hand that’s helped me piece things back together.

It’s moments like these that shaped In the Blink. Because behind every scar, every surgery, and every setback, there’s a story that deserves to be seen and supported. This work is personal, and it’s my way of making sure no one else has to walk this road alone.

They say red light therapy helps with healing, wrinkles, and collagen. After breaking most of the bones on the left side...
08/19/2025

They say red light therapy helps with healing, wrinkles, and collagen. After breaking most of the bones on the left side of my face (orbital, cheek, nasal) and being told it droops, I figured… why not give vanity a shot? If nothing else, at least I look like I’m auditioning for a sci-fi movie.

Three months after my accident, I took my first trip. On the way to Maui, we stopped in Honolulu to meet my brother’s ne...
08/18/2025

Three months after my accident, I took my first trip. On the way to Maui, we stopped in Honolulu to meet my brother’s new baby. At the time, I carried a long list of fears not being able to read again (our eyes are strangely sympathetic and it hurt just to open mine for months), not being able to travel, not being able to dance without looking like a flailing octopus.

Sitting on that couch, reading to my tiny niece, I realized something: life could still hold joy, connection, and possibility, even in the middle of recovery. This trip was a quiet victory, a reminder that you can stumble, bruise, and wobble through the hard parts and still find moments that feel like magic.

Sometimes healing comes with laughter, tiny hands, and the courage to keep showing up.

05/19/2025

I don’t know if grief ever really ends. I think it just changes.

In this clip, I’m sharing how people move through grief in completely different ways—some talk about it constantly, some not at all. Some turn to ritual, others to mediums. Some just try to make it through the day.

This moment felt personal, but it also reminded me of something bigger: the way we learn, grow, and heal is never one-size-fits-all.

The full episode goes beyond this moment—it’s about personalized learning, teacher autonomy, and why reflection matters more than standardization.

If this resonates with you, I hope you’ll watch the full episode. There’s a lot more to the conversation—and it’s one worth having.

second chances. the collective. marble urinals.
04/20/2025

second chances. the collective. marble urinals.

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