ScubaBunga
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my only issue was that after a couple years I needed readers - far sight is still great (no glasses) but needed a bit more to clearly read my computer.
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Like most others it was very straightforward and the actual surgery time is but a few minutes. I no longer need glasses for anything but really small print where 1.50 reader sis enough. Shortly after on a follow they discovered wet macular degeneration but that is now under control with injections.
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BrackaFish
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Good to hear your wet Mac degeneration is under control as I think my wife has the beginning stage. Being a wimp, I just am not looking forward to someone messing with my eyes. Thanks to everyone for your stories and thoughts. After wearing glasses for almost 60 years, it is going to b a little weird
It was glasses or contacts for me for 55 years. I still have the impulse to reach for my glasses in the morning and to remove my contacts at night.Good to hear your wet Mac degeneration is under control as I think my wife has the beginning stage. Being a wimp, I just am not looking forward to someone messing with my eyes. Thanks to everyone for your stories and thoughts. After wearing glasses for almost 60 years, it is going to b a little weird
But I absolutely do not miss them.Adrian Smith
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yes I got a new one as I no longer needed the distance vision.
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