We have to get up at 5:30 am (boo!) to be at the hospital at 7am.
I'm really excited and just a teensy bit nervous. I know the odds are good, still, I value my eyesight so much. How would I do my photography if something goes wrong?
But that's just a small 2% nag in the back of my head. Mostly I'm looking forward to better vision.
We've spent the last couple of day in the house, sorting through things. It's a tiresome process, then we'll find something that strikes such a chord, I am truly stupefied. I told Terry, it's like we're dismantling our old life, which we are. Lets just hope that I take the lessons I'm learning into our new life when we finally get back on the road.
Tomorrow night , I'll hopefully be posting how much better the vision in my right eye has improved!
4 comments:
How does that song go? "I can see clearly now....". Best wishes for an easy surgery.
Good luck with the surgery; wishing you an an easy and speedy recovery.
I'll be thinking of you tomorrow. I am sure all will go well for you. Best wishes for a speedy recovery.
Buck up! My mum went through double cataract surgery and multiple laser treatments to prevent retinal detachment about 15 years ago and she's still doing fine.
The only hiccup was they didn't get the prescription for her new lenses right and she still has to wear glasses as a result, but they're alot thinner than her old ones.
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