And I think I am in love with my doctor! Just kidding. But, I go for my day after follow up and I think I might hug him. I woke up able to see the digital clock on the cable box across the room and better still, I was able to see the clock on the vcr which is smaller and I could never see without my glasses in the morning! I actually had that ability last night a mere 7 hours post-op but, to wake up this morning able to see that way was...almost a tear jerker for me! My eyes are a little dry this morning but, nothing I can't handle. At least the antibiotics don't sting anymore. That was a bothersome bit yesterday. My right eye is the dryer of the two because it was the worst of the two so, it needed more correction. It is ever so slightly blurry but, again...nothing I am concerned or even all that bothered about.
For anyone considering this surgery but worried about the procedure...first, get the exam to see if you are a candidate and then, if you are, DO IT! Don't hesitate. Don't worry. I am the biggest baby about having my eyes, and more to the point, eye lids messed with. It freaks me out so bad. But, you hardly notice it. I can't deny that my left eye hurt a little in the upper left corner near my eyelashes but, I have unusually small eyelids and tiny features which makes it slightly more uncomfortable. But, it was only uncomfortable with the suction device which lasts for such a short period of time! DO IT! Don't deny yourselves this pleasure of waking up with better vision. The near euphoria that you experience when you go around looking for things you had a hard time seeing even with your glasses, and being able to see them better than you could with them, is phenomanally worth the minor discomforts and even the price of the procedure!
I am one pleased patient!
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