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DirtyDanza 01-22-2010 01:54 AM

I guess ill be posting in here tomorrow for rob since im taking him and picking him up... and leading him around.... blind LOLOL he will be fine.. ill make sure he's taken care of

D Ghost 01-22-2010 03:29 AM

congrats and good luck

DWB 01-22-2010 04:19 AM

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Originally Posted by The Ghost (Post 16771820)
The wife just had Lasik a month ago and couldn't be happier. Her eyes were -4.5 so night and day difference afterwards. Follow the Docters instructions and rest your eyes. Keep them covered and like Eric mentioned don't strain them. Maybe even have them covered while you sleep if you have the habit of rubbing your eyes.

Where did she have it done?

I backed out of getting Lasik about 6 years ago but been thinking about doing it again. I'm sooooo tired of wearing glasses and I can't touch my eye balls so contacts are O-U-T.

kckitty 01-22-2010 04:26 AM

Some military branches require you to have perfect vision.

Can they detect that your eyes have been operated on?

MaDalton 01-22-2010 05:50 AM

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Originally Posted by ShellyCrash (Post 16771863)
My vision's about the same only positive instead of negative. Wear glasses to read and such but get around pretty good most of the time w/o them. Street signs are a bit difficult but I can still make out key letters that help me guestimate the names and get me where I need to be.

Prob biggest neg effect of not wearing my glasses is I can't make out people's faces too well at a distance, so sometimes I say hi to people I don't know and susequently sometimes I don't spot people I should greet and hurt feelings. Not ready for lasik yet though, probably should just wear my glasses more and not be such a bastard.

<sigh>women....</sigh>

my sister was the same till her eyes got worse and worse and she had permanent headache. then she finally discovered that when you are too vain to wear glasses you can wear contacts ;)

geedub 01-22-2010 06:46 AM

not going to let a tico do it? wtf? good luck rob, im sure it'll be fine, everyone i know who's done it has been very happy

StaceyJo 01-22-2010 07:03 AM

Congrats. ;)

fuzebox 01-22-2010 10:00 AM

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Originally Posted by ~Ray (Post 16771493)
your eyes must be 100% dilated when they map out the surgery.. if they are slightly non-dilated, then that causes the halo.

They gave me some crazy dilation drops, it was like being on ecstacy for a few hours...

fuzebox 01-22-2010 10:00 AM

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Originally Posted by kckitty (Post 16772387)
Some military branches require you to have perfect vision.

Can they detect that your eyes have been operated on?

The army pays for PRK (bladeless) as far as I can tell.

DirtyDanza 01-22-2010 10:14 AM

wakkie wakkie rob...

The Ghost 01-22-2010 10:17 AM

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Originally Posted by DirtyWhiteBoy (Post 16772377)
Where did she have it done?

I backed out of getting Lasik about 6 years ago but been thinking about doing it again. I'm sooooo tired of wearing glasses and I can't touch my eye balls so contacts are O-U-T.

sent you an icq

fuzebox 01-23-2010 10:01 AM

Well that was uncomfortable as hell... I could have used more valium and more numbing drops. Was very happy that it was over.

Had an hour of intense burning with crazy tearing, but I managed to pass out and wake up 6 hours later feeling fine... I spent the rest of the night with my eyes closed for the most part but every time I looked at something I was surprised at the clarity.

Just woke up, eyes are pretty blurry from all the different eyedrops and shit, but can't wait to head to my follow up appointment and see how the world looks.

baddog 01-23-2010 10:04 AM

I remember the morning after and gazing with wonder that I could see the end of my bed without my glasses.

TurboAngel 01-23-2010 10:23 AM

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Originally Posted by fuzebox (Post 16776590)
Well that was uncomfortable as hell... I could have used more valium and more numbing drops. Was very happy that it was over.

Had an hour of intense burning with crazy tearing, but I managed to pass out and wake up 6 hours later feeling fine... I spent the rest of the night with my eyes closed for the most part but every time I looked at something I was surprised at the clarity.

Just woke up, eyes are pretty blurry from all the different eyedrops and shit, but can't wait to head to my follow up appointment and see how the world looks.

Glad things went well hun!

Adam X 01-23-2010 11:16 AM

I remember smelling my eyes burning... ;)

I had my gf at the time (porn chick Candy Manson..lol) walk me to my car.. she drives home.. I passed out for hours.. woke up and walked outside.. look out of the dark glasses and behold.. the most amazing crystal-clear clarity Id ever seen.. it was like buying new eyes.. couldn't believe it.. plopped $4000 in $20bills down to them.. it was the best buy ever.

Congrats on yer new eyes, yer gonna love it...use the drops and the lubricating drops for as long as poss.. it helps not get dry eye and helps in healing or you might see a little bit of halos again someday.. which is kinda normal..but at least I can read signs a mile away again.

Varius 01-23-2010 11:16 AM

Let's see if it improves your shooting accuracy at hockey Wed :winkwink:

HandballJim 01-23-2010 11:22 AM

good luck with it, I want to get it done also but since my eyes seem to still change...I would need to go back for adjustments more often. My sister inlaw had it done 4 years ago...and she just started to notice a slight decrease from 20/20.

fuzebox 01-23-2010 12:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Varius (Post 16776734)
Let's see if it improves your shooting accuracy at hockey Wed :winkwink:

I'll probably skip hockey, I don't want to get sweat in my eyes and shit...

Nysus 01-23-2010 02:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Varius (Post 16776734)
Let's see if it improves your shooting accuracy at hockey Wed :winkwink:

Hehe....

Varius 01-23-2010 02:35 PM

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Originally Posted by fuzebox (Post 16776828)
I'll probably skip hockey, I don't want to get sweat in my eyes and shit...

Oh good point, I guess you should prob skip a week I remember they had told me not to play any sports for a week or two until the part of the eye they lasered settles in (the part you should wear the shield during sleep to avoid rubbing and moving).

starpimps 01-23-2010 02:57 PM

good for you mr fuzebox. you will love it

Paul&John 01-23-2010 03:10 PM

Done it a few years ago, but needed to redo once for every eye, however its good now ;)


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