Re: IS EVERYONE AWAKE??????...... hee/ Here is a great bulletin

[Guest guest]

Lou

I've had opthalmologists who tried and tried and everything they did

made me see worse even though they were top grade medically. Ultimately

then I went to another one and he prescribed lenses and much better. So,

they honestly hit a block, sort of like writer's block or something, and

can't get it. Glad you found a solution and my guess is that a slight

adjustment from old lens would be better. I remember one time mine had

too much correction for the nearsightedness as apparently he kept adding

more and not nearly enough for the astigmatism

So, talk to the surgeon and then if you need to see someone else don't

hesitate.

>

> Lou here reporting from " DUMPSTER LAND " . I feel like I have been

> sent to as dumpster and am no good at all anymore. Listen to this

guys.

>

> Here's the scoop on the ole' eye. Prob. won't talk about it any more

> after this.

>

> Dr. took my new left eye lens he prescribed and we started over

> on the left eye with the eye machine. After struggling to see anything

> at all legible to read, 20 min. or so, he came to the conclusion that

> my eye is DONE> GET A PATCH AND WEAR IT. BE A PIRATE IN THE KITCHEN!!!

> Well, he said it is a medical problem and not an optical problem. I

> have an appt set up with the eye surgeon on the 24th, so will tell him

> about it. Dr. said no matter what he did to get the distortion

> out of the eye and the smallness of objects and double vision (Phew)

it

> wasn't going to happen. SO, I had an idea, (strange we are paying him

> and I have the idea)??????????????????????????

>

> Take the prescription from my old glasses, (left lens only) and put

> that prescription in the machine. Wow, what a difference, little

> blurry, but everything else is fine. No distortions, smallness, double

> vision, Nothing!!! Woo-haa

>

> So he put in my old lens for now that I had in the left eye and

ordered

> me a new one (old one was scratched a little) no charge, so to make

> long story shorter, I am back where I started.

>

> WHAT'S THAT SAYING ABOUT COMING: FULL CIRCLE? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

> Sense of humor kickin' in again. O my goodness. Will wonders never

> cease.

>

> At least I know that the eye will prob. never get any better and that

> the surgeon will prob. have to do cataract surgery down the road, then

> maybe the ole' eye will straighten up, right?

>

> Dr. told me that the new lens he had put in the new glasses, my

> brain was not accepting the new lens and rejected it.

>

> I AM ABOUT TO " REJECT " FROM THE EARTH> lol

>

> I LOVE YOU THIS DAY

> Lou IPF '02

>

[Guest guest]

BRUCE, THANKS FOR THE INFO. WE SURE MISSED YOU WHEN YOU WERE GONE,

BUT KNEW YOU WERE " TRAVELING THE WORLD " . HAPPY FOR YOU.

mary lou IPF '02

> >

> > Lou here reporting from " DUMPSTER LAND " . I feel like I have

been

> > sent to as dumpster and am no good at all anymore. Listen to this

> guys.

> >

> > Here's the scoop on the ole' eye. Prob. won't talk about it any

more

> > after this.

> >

> > Dr. took my new left eye lens he prescribed and we started

over

> > on the left eye with the eye machine. After struggling to see

anything

> > at all legible to read, 20 min. or so, he came to the conclusion

that

> > my eye is DONE> GET A PATCH AND WEAR IT. BE A PIRATE IN THE

KITCHEN!!!

> > Well, he said it is a medical problem and not an optical problem.

I

> > have an appt set up with the eye surgeon on the 24th, so will

tell him

> > about it. Dr. said no matter what he did to get the

distortion

> > out of the eye and the smallness of objects and double vision

(Phew)

> it

> > wasn't going to happen. SO, I had an idea, (strange we are paying

him

> > and I have the idea)??????????????????????????

> >

> > Take the prescription from my old glasses, (left lens only) and

put

> > that prescription in the machine. Wow, what a difference, little

> > blurry, but everything else is fine. No distortions, smallness,

double

> > vision, Nothing!!! Woo-haa

> >

> > So he put in my old lens for now that I had in the left eye and

> ordered

> > me a new one (old one was scratched a little) no charge, so to

make

> > long story shorter, I am back where I started.

> >

> > WHAT'S THAT SAYING ABOUT COMING: FULL CIRCLE? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

> > Sense of humor kickin' in again. O my goodness. Will wonders never

> > cease.

> >

> > At least I know that the eye will prob. never get any better and

that

> > the surgeon will prob. have to do cataract surgery down the road,

then

> > maybe the ole' eye will straighten up, right?

> >

> > Dr. told me that the new lens he had put in the new

glasses, my

> > brain was not accepting the new lens and rejected it.

> >

> > I AM ABOUT TO " REJECT " FROM THE EARTH> lol

> >

> > I LOVE YOU THIS DAY

> > Lou IPF '02

> >

>