All told, this will make the seventh procedure of one type or another on my left eye between cornea transplants (yes, plural) and retina zapping. And it will be number three on my right eye later in the month.
On the bright side, I see pretty well and a significant amount of the latest problem is self-imposed. Considering I was legally blind in 2016 and my vision is corrected 20/30, I can’t complain. How bad was my vision before the cornea transplants in 2016? Try the second line on the eye chart bad. Just think, I was driving the highways forty thousand miles a year!
A mix of snow flurries and sleet is expected this morning for my trip to the eye doc. I have my darkest sunglasses handy for the trip home with dilated eye.
On the bright side, it is payday.
2 comments:
What eye doctors can do now is a miracle. Prayers are with you I'm sure from all of us. Hubby had diabetes and had multiple laser seasons with the doc. I had both eyes zapped this spring after my cataract surgery last Nov as I had formed bubbles on the optic nerve. Doesn't hurt but driving home into the sun with dilated eyes is eye watering.
Good luck and be well.
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