UK Keratoconus Self-Help and Support Association

I have had a corneal raft and a couple of months ago an ICL implant.I regularly go mountain biking,road cycling and swim.As long as you take the normal precautions,like goggles for swimming and I wear clear glasses for cycling to keep debris out,you`ll be fine.

Good Luck.I had mine done in May and here I am in November and apart from the regular eye drop regime,I can barely remeber I`ve had it done!

Glad to report I have flown 3 months post graft and had no problems whatsoever.

Continue to have good progress.Graft settling down nicely,pressure reading OK too. Refraction test only showed marginal improvement so far,although doing the pinhole test I could see the whole chart. No longer need to take Chloramphenicol,just the Maxidex. So far so good.Next visit in 12 weeks time....

Good excuse to leave the stitches in,Jay!!!
I think i`d rather have the op again than face that!!!!Lets just say I`m not looking forward to it!

Cheers Pete

1st refraction test post op tomorrow!I`ll let you now how I get on.Other than that 1 month post op I`m extremely happy.

Glad to hear its all going well.I`m just over a month post op now,and I`m really happy.
Got an appointment at Moorfields tomorow morning,for check up and refraction,I`ll let you know how I get on.

Best Regards Pete

I have KC (not too bad mind)in my right eye and am wearing a daily disposable ,as I write this now.
According to Ken Pullum at Moorfields,if it works for you,do it!

1) That my graft is still working when I die.
2) Shorter clinic waiting times at Moorfields.
3) That KC in my right eye does not progress further.

Had a bit of a fright yesterday.My 2 year old son managed to poke me in the eye.Fortunately seems OK now!
And from today I am on a 4 hourly regime with the drops,which is a problem,because its much easier to forget to do them!