UK Keratoconus Self-Help and Support Association

Patients to get sight-saving drug All patients in England suffering from a disease which causes blindness are to get access to a sight-saving drug. Lucentis treats age-related macular degeneration, the leading cause of sight loss in the country. The drug is already available in Scotland, while Wales...

actuallt thats a very good idea, even for adults! i never take notes- perhaps I should!

i also do this test! i see three of everything, like the standby light on the TV, all in a neat line going downwards like

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today theres a bit of ghosting as well. Great!

oddly theres currently a brilliant selection of such mirrors in my Brighton TK Maxx- up to 5x magnification and all at great prices ie much cheaper than Boots etc
good luck

i couldnt have Intacs as something was 'too steep' so i had a graft in left eye. so far so good, intacs will work for some. Just make sure you get plenty of advice and opinions from your specialists.
good luck!

I agree Andrew.
KC itself by nature provokes strong reactions in people, those that have it, that is.
thanks

thanks, I guess they are of the opnion that removing them altogether will be best- I asked whether the one rogue one could come out now but they said no.
not so long to wait now anyway!

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Its simple to lump it altogether, you are wrong to do that hang on there, i didnt do that, the posts above did, and besides- so what? 'wrong' am I? thats strong isn't it? Tap water is "daft" there is no questioning that, how much travel saline you can carry around depends on the duration ...

Louise Pembroke wrote:I use a torch to help show it up

only when its dark tho............