This morning I had the cataract removed from my left eye. What an experience! I don't have much depth perception but I can already see better out of it & it's only been 8 hours. I was a little nervous about being awake during the procedure but with the tad bit of anesthesia I didn't care. I could see the light on the laser moving back & forth but didn't feel a thing. As long as I keep the drops in I'm still not feeling discomfort. What does bother me is if I put my glasses on I can't see out of that eye. When I take them off I can't see out of my right eye. I'm having the other eye done in two weeks. It'll be so nice to be able to see again! In the mean time I'm walking around with my classy Ray Charles sunglasses bumping into everything!π
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glad you are having this done and that your vision is already improving. it's going to be a long 2 weeks but so worth it. I know how much glasses cost but the good news is you won't need them anymore!
So pleased that it wasnβt painful. Hope your vision stays good and it heals quickly. Take care and go steady, blessings Jimeka π€
fantastic ...i bet it is hard to have to not be able to do the right eye now ...so glad it is so good already .......wonderful....love and happiness ...be careful and keep the drops in the eye ...no pain...
Glad to learn it's going so well for you. And, whoopee, when you have the second eye done, what a difference it will make. I wish you continued success!
Congratulations! May the second eye go as well. Having worn glasses myself since I was 8, I salute you!
I too was amazed when I had my cataracts removed.... Hope your other eye goes as well as this one has.. Prayers for you and best wishes!
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Thatβs awesome news!! Makes me wonder how difficult it must be for u to read these messages?
I'm glad to hear your experience of the surgery. I will be facing it at sometime. Somehow people working on my eye while I'm awake scares me. All I've ever heard is "piece of cake" but you have said more than that so it's more comforting!
It really is a "piece of cake". I was a little nervous about someone operating on my eyes, I don't even like someone else putting drops in. But after the 1st drop of lidocaine to start numbing it you can't feel anything & it goes real fast. The whole procedure from the the time you walk back to the prep room till you walk out takes less than an hour.
You cannot see with your glasses on because your eyesight has changed, for the better, hairbrain4 ! You will probably need to get a new pair of glasses, if you need glasses, after all is said and done!
Oh yeah I will need them for up close for sure & probably the astigmatism. Right now I have to wear my glasses & close the "new" eye & read with the other. Then to do everything else I have to take them off. Glad I only have to deal with this for an other week & a half before I have the other eye done.π
Be careful, hairbrain4 , or I might be thinking that you're winking at me! π
Oh, I'll wink alright, usually with my right eye involuntarily. It's a fairly new thing my face has started to do. It goes along with my half-smile on the left side of my mouth. It feels like my face is dancing... π
that's brilliant news!π€ i tease my mum about her ray charles shades.π
How is your vision now, Hairbrain? Pardon the late reply, but the 2 weeks leading up to Easter is a zoo here at my desk. Found your note in my email while cleaning out! Sure hope you are improving and the right eye goes as smoothly as the left did. Prayers for a quick recovery!!