AND NOW I have to have cataract surgery GEEZ

Hippiechick58 said:

If it isn't one thing, it's
If it isn't one thing, it's another! You are right, you're too young! Seems like the SE's never end with Chemo!
You will be in my thoughts and prayers! Good luck with surgery!

Much Peace,
Dianne

You are right, this isn't
You are right, this isn't fair. Thinking of you and sending prayers.


Susie

crselby said:

If it wasn't for seeing 2 of everything, I'd be happy
Wow, that IS no fair. I hope this is the last of all your troubles for a while. I am 59 and just had both lenses replaced in January and February. I've been nearsighted and worn glasses since I was 5. That leads to early cataracts in the lucky few. Tamoxifen didn't help. Now I can see well at a distance, no more running over curbs in the 'fog' of cataract blurriness. I need glasses to read, as I have since I was 47. However, immediately after the surgery, I developed double vision. That is, when I look at a plane in the sky, I see two. So, whereas I thought I'd be glasses-free from now on, it looks like I need prismatic lenses. I can't get any doc to suggest what is causing this, but they are all anxious to sell me the prism glasses. I hope your results are better.
~~Connie~~

You will love the way you see
You will love the way you see after your cateracts are removed. On my first day back to work, I thought they put all new light bulbs in our office building. Then I realized it was my operation.

Ticky

Aortus said:

Sign me up
I'll be happy to come along and lend Mr. Natly some moral support. Besides, I have to build up some resistance to y'all for my next road trip in Der Bug.

I'll be there too for you!
I'll be there too for you! Just pick me up.


Hugs, Jan

pinkflutterby said:

dont mind at all!!! I know
dont mind at all!!! I know its so early I am a late sleeper too, but he does them all at the crack of dawn and the rechecks at 2pm grrrrrr

Just wanted to wish you good
Just wanted to wish you good luck on Monday Libby!


Hugs, Kylez