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  1. 08-10-2007, 12:53 PM #1
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    eye surgery success

    I'm SO happy! I can see out of two workng eyes again. No more blurriness, no double vision, and I can read fine print again. This is worth it after 3 1/2 years of being half blind! YAHOO!
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    you are so lucky i have to wait 5 years before i can even think of getting eye surgery >_<
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    Wohoo!! That is great news!! Wish I could read the small print!



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    David, that is fantastic news! What a difference that will make to you.
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    Congrats I know it feels good. It feels like being free for the first time in a long time. I realize now that a lot of my poor vision years ago was due to crappy lenses and probably early cataracts. Not sure which was worse.

    If I may ask?
    How long did it take for the secondary cataracts to form?

    And why did it take three years for the surgery?

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    OH oh!
    NOw you can read the fine print!
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    Quote Originally Posted by mrspunkysmom
    Congrats I know it feels good. It feels like being free for the first time in a long time. I realize now that a lot of my poor vision years ago was due to crappy lenses and probably early cataracts. Not sure which was worse.

    If I may ask?
    How long did it take for the secondary cataracts to form?

    And why did it take three years for the surgery?

    Congrats again.
    At first I didn't think it was a cataract. I just figued my eyesight was going, until the eye doctor said I had a cataract. That's why I didn't have the surgery right away. The secondary cataract about started about 3 months ago. My right eye became all blurry and I had some double vision. Now all the colors I see are bright and sharp!
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    Quote Originally Posted by david p
    I'm SO happy! I can see out of two workng eyes again. No more blurriness, no double vision, and I can read fine print again. This is worth it after 3 1/2 years of being half blind! YAHOO!
    Whooooo!

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