Hi Guys just had a cataract removed from my right eye, it's amazing the difference it has made. I can actually see the TV without glasses, and colours seem much brighter apparently they remove the existing lens in your eye with a plastic one. Got to be honest I wasn't looking forward to the event, somebody playing marbles with your eyeballs, but it all went well and I'm grateful for what they achieved well done the NHS. I have to make an appointment for an opticians assessment in four weeks time and if all is OK they will arrange the same operation for the left one. So back to the Perishers Seaside pool, to play Eyeballs in the Sky !
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Well done Bob, understand your 'twitchyness' about someone f***in about with your eyes but they have been successful at cataracts for many years now, wife is waiting but understand that eyes have got to deteriorate to a certain level before they can operate. Good luck with the other eye, you are in safe hands
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Originally posted by findlay View PostI've got one. of those ops in the pipeline, as soon as it's "ripe", and was wondering how they anethsetise (spelled that wrong, for sure) your eye?"We're surrounded on all sides... Good... you're obviously in the right place".
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Used to give sessions for nurses and doctors at hospitals about disabilities and what it does to lives. Used to go through each disability (ambulant disabled, wheelchair user, deaf, mental health, learning difficulties, blindness etc and would put them in a wheelchair, put era defenders on, blindfold them, put glasses on which reduced vision and take them along footpaths, cross roads, try to find accessible doorways and the like. Without exception being blindfolded and stood at the side of a busy road trying to cross terrified them most (they had an escort of course). Concern about yer eyes is understandable
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