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Chuck in E. TN:
I had cataract surgery this morning. I’m home trying to keep busy, as the eye is getting uncomfortable now. I have a plastic bubble taped over it to dim/diffuse the bright light. My good wife is applying the requisite drops for me. I see double and the affected eye seems to be out of alignment. While the surgery was less uncomfortable than I expected, the aftermath sux! I was told I’d see an immediate improvement, but immediate must mean more than the 4 ½ hours since the surgery so far. The affected eye is still dilated, and much more light sensitive than when they were both dilated for the initial exam. I have a follow up appointment again tomorrow morning. I am keeping busy trying to find stuff to read that is machining related as I won’t be allowed in the shop for at least a week. Anyone been through this? Any encouraging words? Chuck in E. TN |
DaveH:
Hi Chuck, These have also suffered a similar fate http://madmodder.net/index.php?topic=6192.0 I hope you will feel better shortly. :beer: DaveH |
Deko:
Hi Chuck I had the "opp" about 4 years ago, and had a wonderfull black eye for a while. I do'nt remember too much about how i felt right after the event, but boy o boy what a diffrence after that first day. As i have only ever had one eye that worked, it took a while to persuade me to have it done but i am realy glad i did and would now tell anyone with the problem-GET IT SORTED :poke: Hope it turns out ok for you Chuck. Cheers Deko |
krv3000:
HI and get well soon regards bob |
doubleboost:
Hi Chuck I worked with a bloke who had his done He reckoned it was like a bad welding flash for a few days I remember when he came back to work , he looked at a gearbox casing i had welded ,:i thought you were better than that: was his comment. He told me the difference was like having a new face mask to look through I hope yours works out as good as his John |
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