hearing & vision test at work..
Without my glasses on, I can only see up to about 1-2 feet clearly. After that everything becomes blurry. I can take off my glasses and sit about a foot and a half from the computer screen and can't make out any thing on the screen.
I can't remember the exact number of my vision the last time that i had my eyes checked, but mine was in the 300 range. I think they said 400 was legally blind. At least those are the numbers that I think they gave me, but I could be wrong.
Also in my left ear, I only have like 30-40% hearing and have had surgery twice to try and correct that, but still have a hard time hearing.
I can't remember the exact number of my vision the last time that i had my eyes checked, but mine was in the 300 range. I think they said 400 was legally blind. At least those are the numbers that I think they gave me, but I could be wrong.
Also in my left ear, I only have like 30-40% hearing and have had surgery twice to try and correct that, but still have a hard time hearing.
Originally posted by RockPick
My mom had the procedure done last month. She is 51 years old and has had poor vision all of her life. I'm not sure what exact condition that she had (near/farsighted etc) but, I can tell you that her vision has actually decreased since the procedure.
My mom had the procedure done last month. She is 51 years old and has had poor vision all of her life. I'm not sure what exact condition that she had (near/farsighted etc) but, I can tell you that her vision has actually decreased since the procedure.
Update:
Currently three hours post-op. Beyond the normal haze, reminiscent of the haze you see when you first wake up to start a hangover, my vision seems crystal clear, perhaps better than with my glasses. Still a little dry-eyed, but nowhere near what I expected to be. More details to follow in the next few days. I am supposed to keep my eyes closed for a couple more hours.
Currently three hours post-op. Beyond the normal haze, reminiscent of the haze you see when you first wake up to start a hangover, my vision seems crystal clear, perhaps better than with my glasses. Still a little dry-eyed, but nowhere near what I expected to be. More details to follow in the next few days. I am supposed to keep my eyes closed for a couple more hours.
you are going through the same stages my friend went through after his surgury... his eyes were pretty dry for a few days, maybe a week at most..
he said that once his eyes started clearing up, everything was perfect!
get some rest & don't watch the spice channel!
he said that once his eyes started clearing up, everything was perfect!
get some rest & don't watch the spice channel!


