I had eye surgery today "corneal debridement" and will not be doing much on SST for a few days. pl
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Best wishes for a good outcome!
The space you have created here is extremely valuable.
I wish you a speedy recovery.
Colonel, I just said a prayer for your eye health & speedy recovery. Your love of
fish I think will serve you well @ this time as it’s rich in omega 3, perhaps add
a few carrots for good measure. Be well.
Pat, get to feeling better soon.
Get better soon!
If I may share a story from my younger days – a good friend of mine, very smart, early one morning after enjoying a wet night out, tried to remove his contact lenses before going to bed. He kept trying, but the buggers snapped back into his eyes, and it was quite painful. Eventually he gave up and went to “sleep”. The next morning as he assembles the situation he realizes that he had already removed his contacts and it was his corneas that snapped back into place!
Ouch!
Gute Besserung.
Safe healing Colonel, don’t be too ambitious to begin driving again.
Best wishes for a speedy recovery Colonel.
Many Years and get better soon.
Hopefully everything went well. And hope you can update us after you recover.
Speedy recovery!
I wish you a speedy and successful recovery!
Here’s to a speedy recovery, Colonel. Best wishes …
Wishing you a speedy recovery 🙂
I’ll add my good wishes and ask for God’s blessing for you.
I am legally blind because of myopic retinal degeneration. I know the advantage of having good sight. I am always amazed that so many people I’ve known who’ve had the same surgery as yours are very happy with the outcome. Can’t imagine the skill a person must have and the confidence needed to do that sort of surgery. I’ll say a prayer for the doctor, too.
God Speed good man…prayers for your speedy recovery…God Bless
Hope you are back to 20/20 soon Colonel. If by chance there is a meteor shower before the bandages come off, I’d advise care around tall plants when you first set foot in the garden.
My wife’s post-op vision remarkably improved with zero side effects. She had Coke bottle contacts for years.
At an advanced age, my step-mom’s vision got way-way better as a result of her eye operation. In the result, her quality of life to the end was vastly improved.
I hope for you, Colonel, that you have a similar outcome.
I am very, very grateful for your efforts here.
Eyes are the window of the soul.
Perhaps our entire culture needs corneal debridement.
Prayers and wishes for a good outcome and speedy recovery.
Best wishes for a speedy recovery, Sir.
Best wishes, Colonel. There seem to be several alternative procedures, none troublesome, and recovery quick. But maybe the barbecuing could be given a miss for a while?
Get well soon
Here’s wishing for a quick and complete recovery.
May your eyesight is much improved
Good Morning Colonel,
I hope u well and make a full and speedy recovery….
Mac
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The eye people looked at my left cornea today and decided to give it another week to heal. They dug so deep in it last week that there is an unhealed spot in the middle.
even so, that eye is four lines better than it was before the scrape.
Four lines better! You must have been driving around like Mr. Magoo before this. Once you get the cataracts taken care of, we’ll be calling you Eagle Eye.
My father finds out today what kind of cataract surgery he will have. His doctor says, other than the cataracts, his eyes are in great shape. Found out he’s been driving around with an expired license for the last four years because he knew he couldn’t pass the eye test. He finally had to show his license to a cop. He maintained his cover and acted surprised about his license being expired, but he can’t risk driving until his eyes are fixed and he can get a new license.
New eyes that let you see the world in a new way are a great gift. SST has given me that gift and I thank you for that Colonel. Best wishes.