When to have a graft?

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GarethB
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Postby GarethB » Tue 02 May 2006 11:59 am

Alison,

The first thing I noticed when I got my lens for the dodgy garfted right eye was that I had aged.

The nurse found it quite funny when I shreiked "I'm old I need to shave my nose hair!"

I love having decent sight, but for me the price is now being able to see my physical defects, but a price worth paying.
Gareth

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Alison Fisher
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Postby Alison Fisher » Tue 02 May 2006 1:40 pm

:D

I had another shock when I got home and saw all the dust. :oops: :lol:

No matter what the reason, any sudden improvement in your sight can be quite disconcerting can't it? When I've got a new prescription I've always found supermarkets to be amazing places - with all the colours of the packaging. I love looking at my garden as well - to see individual leaves on trees instead of a blurred green blob, and individual blades of grass as well. :D Great stuff. :D I also remember getting one set of lenses and spending ages looking at the tarmac of the footpath outside our home - I always thought it was plain and boring but suddenly I could see all the individual stones etc. When I've not been able to see well I really miss seeing textures, but like you say Anne, you don't always know what you're missing.
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