new hope
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- GeorgeThe2nd
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- Joined: Tue 23 Mar 2004 7:03 pm
- Keratoconus: Yes, I have KC
- Vision: Graft(s) and contact lenses
- Location: GLASGOW
- bev lagane
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- Joined: Wed 28 Mar 2007 8:46 pm
Re: new hope
what a fantastic break through, this might just be what I am needing as I am past cornea transplants now, don't work for me any longer due to deterioration of cornea, thank you for posting on here
- Andrew MacLean
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- Keratoconus: Yes, I have KC
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- Location: Scotland
Re: new hope
bev
Welcome to the forum
You say that your corneas no longer work, I wonder have they discussed the possibility of a re-graft?
Andrew
Welcome to the forum
You say that your corneas no longer work, I wonder have they discussed the possibility of a re-graft?
Andrew
Andrew MacLean
- bev lagane
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Re: new hope
Hello Andrew, thank you, I have belonged to the group for a few years and have learn so much from posts and info. I had my right eye grafted about 26 years ago and have had good eye sight until about 8 years ago when my eye deteriorated very rapidly and now my vision is not good at all. I have not been able to drive for the past 5 years. My eye surgeon says the chances of another cornea transplant being successful is very very slim as my existing cornea is now so diseased, therefore it will be impossible for the new cornea to graft onto it.
I had a transplant on my left eye 25 years ago but due to glaucoma and complications I had to have the eye removed.
This is really exciting news and I will be discussing this with my doctor when I see him shortly.
Thanks again for the wonderful infomation and help from this group.
I had a transplant on my left eye 25 years ago but due to glaucoma and complications I had to have the eye removed.
This is really exciting news and I will be discussing this with my doctor when I see him shortly.
Thanks again for the wonderful infomation and help from this group.
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