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Andrew MacLean
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John, there you are: sci fi nerds (me) lapse into jargon too.
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Louise Pembroke
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I wouldn't imagine there are many people who can get away without wearing lenses/glasses post graft, and I do share your concerns, it shouldn't be taken lightly, we live with the unquantified risk of lens intolerance or graft failure, and lenses can be no picnic at times, for some it's the probably hardest part of 'management'. I share Asif's elbow or flailing hand in the eye fear, I'm always aware of my proximity to other people.
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Paul Osborne
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Knight,
Can I please have their name and address so I can take them to one side and beat the living daylights out of them?
No I am not serious, though I am bloody angry.
Grief, I feel stressed enough about having to have a graft but thats my choice as it is an opurtunity for me and thats the way I feel about the situation.
But to hear of some daft sod who wants to have a graft when their sight is already managable and then want to go through the grief afterwards that they may encounter makes me wonder what planet they are on. Have they no sense?
Grrrrr
Paul
Can I please have their name and address so I can take them to one side and beat the living daylights out of them?
No I am not serious, though I am bloody angry.
Grief, I feel stressed enough about having to have a graft but thats my choice as it is an opurtunity for me and thats the way I feel about the situation.
But to hear of some daft sod who wants to have a graft when their sight is already managable and then want to go through the grief afterwards that they may encounter makes me wonder what planet they are on. Have they no sense?
Grrrrr
Paul
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Andrew MacLean
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Andrew MacLean
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Paul Osborne
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jayuk
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Excellent!
I managed to find my pics of my hydroped eye and scar, and also post graft (with the haemorage)...Ill post them later on the CT Log......although Ill try to scare you with the pic post graft! It looks worse then it is!!
J
I managed to find my pics of my hydroped eye and scar, and also post graft (with the haemorage)...Ill post them later on the CT Log......although Ill try to scare you with the pic post graft! It looks worse then it is!!
J
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