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A big Thankyou

Postby Gareth2 » Tue 11 Jul 2006 4:50 pm

Hi all,
I have monitered this site for sometime since my cornea graft in feb and have taken great advice on various subjects to help with my own hurdles etc. so thank you all. it does help when you know you are not alone with the KC.
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Postby Val G » Tue 11 Jul 2006 6:25 pm

Hi Gareth

Welcome to the forum. How are things progressing post graft?
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Postby Gareth2 » Tue 11 Jul 2006 8:44 pm

Hi Val.
post graft the cornea is healing well and my specialist is very pleased so that makes me happy, I no longer have any drops to put in only viscotears twice a day to help with hayfever I suffer with.
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Postby Val G » Tue 11 Jul 2006 8:56 pm

I also suffer from hayfever. I didn't take any medication today cos I felt OK, boy did I suffer with my grafted eye (7 months post graft). I had to take antihistamines, painkillers, my eyedrops and lie in the dark, when I got in from work. Feeling fine now. Vision seems better than usual. This seems to happen to me, I have a bad eye day, then I see an improvement. I imagine the stitches pulling and causing pain and distortion, then it sorting itself out a bit!
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