I’m going to let somebody zap my eyes with a laser.

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Next Thursday. It’s all set up.

Call me old-fashioned, but this seems like a very strange thing to do.

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8 Responses to I’m going to let somebody zap my eyes with a laser.

  1. Robert says:

    Good luck with it. They weren’t using lasers when my mother had cataract surgery.

  2. Joel says:

    As I understand it, this particular treatment doesn’t have to do with the cataracts. This is just for the glaucoma. From what the doctor told me, the cataract surgery is somewhat more involved. I still have that to look forward to.

  3. KA9VSZ says:

    Cataract surgery is entertaining if you stay awake awake. Drugs are your friend. It’s no biggee, Joel, if I can do it, so can you.

    I can’t address glaucoma treatment, but I can say with authority that laser treatment for retinal detachment or post-cataract protein fogging, while completely painless, made me imagine I forgot my dark eye pro while watching a nuclear bomb explode. Up close. Again, no pain or lingering effect. Just one hell of a flash. Kinda psychedelic, actually.

  4. gooch says:

    I was going to tell you all about my brother’s radial caratonomy (sp?) where in he was able to stop using glasses for the first time since he was 7 years old. But this is not the same it doesn’t sound like.
    I don’t know what you are worried about. It’s only some guy you don’t know putting a very sharp knife into your eye. What could go wrong?

    Just use the old Sundance routine … just before they “put you under” show them the revolver in your waistband. Was it Sundance? Butch? Maybe that tall skinny fella in “Fist Fulla Dollars”.

    Best of luck you crusty ol’ curmudgeon hermit.

  5. LibertyNews says:

    I’m glad to hear you’re getting taken care of. Just remember not to blink 😉

  6. My sincerest best wishes, I really hope this has a noticeably beneficial result for ya.
    I was told I was getting cataracts five years ago so I know what is in my future .

  7. coloradohermit says:

    I’m glad it’s moving right along(the treatment, not the glaucoma)! Sending prayers, best wishes, positive energy for success in halting that dratted glaucoma.

  8. MamaLiberty says:

    Hang in there, my friend. Sending you the very best positive energy. 🙂

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