Little BabyDoll Christine

I wish you all the best my dear, and hopefully when you're able to see this response, you will see that it is all worth it in the long run.Not being able to see is one of the things that would make me a little bit nervous, because I've always been able to see , and sometimes people that can see may not have any problems, but sometimes when something happens, people sometimes take for granted something that they can automatically do without trouble. I wish you all the best , and I pray that the doctors that are helping you can correct the issue so that you can continue to do whatever it is that you do, to the best of your ability, and hopefully your vision improves drastically .

all the best to you

Brian

Well, that was quick, I cannot quiteread the posts here yet. There was a lot of surgery related edema in the new corneea and it ran for HOURS, i have to be the first person to wet the bed through the eye. I am on immuno-suppressant steroids,; Predforte (ocular  Prednizonone) and prednizone tablets. I hope my quick recovery time does not get an asterisk for using PED's. Now it is a waiting game. There may be one bad side, I will be able to look in a mirror and actuall SEE what I look like in a babydoll and be absolutley crushed. At any rate I am home. This is ordinarily day surger but since I live alone, it was though I might do better in a nursing home, but I do not need an rehabiitation, either physical or occupational It was juthought best that I be with someone since I am not supposed to do any heavy lifting or bending over as it would put pressure on the surgica results, but that plan felll through, I still have to wear protective eyewar both around  the house and to bed

One odd thing didhappen during surgery, which too 2 hours plus, I wet myself. I do not know if that is unusual, but it was a first for me