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Topic	I am getting laser eye surgery in a few minutes.
Anagram 05/24/19 1:53:14 PM #38:	HaRRicH posted... Tag for follow-ups on how the recovery goes. Currently wearing sunglasses indoors because it's still too bright. My left eye can see normally, but my right eye is a bit fuzzy. swordz9 posted... The one I saw involved like a mini claw scraping layers off your eye too. I dunno if thats standard for all of them or what, but that and the laser both sound terrifying to me. At least it doesnt sound like you need an injection in your eyes since I hate needles as well >_> I actually did get a needle in my eyes during the pre-op tests the day before. Again, my eyes were so dumb it felt like they were exhausted while the rest of my body was normal. MartinFF7 posted... Just to be clear, the device is directly touching your eyeball? I was picturing Clockwork originally but that was just the eyelids, I think. I can't bear the thought of touching my eye directly and never wore contacts as a result so the idea of the device getting in there is as bad as the laser! Though the numbing drops helping too, fair enough... Yes, the device directly touches your eyeball and holds back the eyelid. I can't really describe what it feels like to have a round metal device touching your eyeball, it's very bizarre. --- Not changing this sig until I decide to change this sig. Started: July 6, 2005 <cite>Anagram posted [p:922318165] in I am getti... [t:77735171]...</cite> <quote><cite>HaRRicH posted...</cite> <quote>Tag for follow-ups on how the recovery goes.</quote> Currently wearing sunglasses indoors because it's still too bright. My left eye can see normally, but my right eye is a bit fuzzy. <cite>swordz9 posted...</cite> <quote>The one I saw involved like a mini claw scraping layers off your eye too. I dunno if thats standard for all of them or what, but that and the laser both sound terrifying to me. At least it doesnt sound like you need an injection in your eyes since I hate needles as well >_></quote> I actually did get a needle in my eyes during the pre-op tests the day before. Again, my eyes were so dumb it felt like they were exhausted while the rest of my body was normal. <cite>MartinFF7 posted...</cite> <quote>Just to be clear, the device is directly touching your eyeball? I was picturing Clockwork originally but that was just the eyelids, I think. I can't bear the thought of touching my eye directly and never wore contacts as a result so the idea of the device getting in there is as bad as the laser! Though the numbing drops helping too, fair enough...</quote> Yes, the device directly touches your eyeball and holds back the eyelid. I can't really describe what it feels like to have a round metal device touching your eyeball, it's very bizarre. --- Not changing this sig until I decide to change this sig. Started: July 6, 2005</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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