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A Day in the Life: Cold Calls and Eye Floaters
The other day was a busy research and telephone day. Researching specialist contact lens fitters for a patient in Louisville, KY, I found several optometrists’ websites that looked promising. I read as much about each as I could, and then, … Continue reading
Posted in A Day in the Life, LASIK Toast, Loss, medical stuff, Unpleasant experiences
Tagged anger, cornea, floaters, funding, LASIK, optometrist, PRK, prosthetic lenses, research, RK, specialist fitter, surgeon, surgery, vision, Vision Surgery Rehab Network, VSRN
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A Day in the Life: LASIK Toast (part 7)
September rolls around and it’s time for the board meeting of the non-profit you and your doctor pal are about to take over. You are still trying to figure out how a resounding NO became a yes, but you suspect … Continue reading
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Tagged Artemis, complications, cornea, LASIK, ophthalmologist, optometrist, scanner, vision
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A Day in the Life: LASIK Toast (part 6)
Even when you can’t see very well, life goes on. You spend way too much time on the non-profit organization’s bulletin board, answering questions and posting comments. Your objectivity is more than just a bit unusual in that setting. Many … Continue reading
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Tagged complications, contact lens, cornea, doctor, dry eye, eye surgery, incomplete blinker, LASIK, non-profit, optometrist, Stoli, Stolychnaya, support group, vision
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A Day in the Life: LASIK Toast (part 4)
At the clinic on Monday morning: “My friend drove me the 85 miles up here because I can’t see to drive myself. Either he sees me now, or I’m going out into your waiting room and tell everyone what he’s … Continue reading
