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emma29
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Postby emma29 » Fri 30 Mar 2007 5:03 pm

the scar that is on my cornea has only 2 or 3 blood vessels attached to it unlike my right eye which has to many to have a new cornea replacement on that one, also my doctor says that because i had that one done when i was 3, my eye didn't have enough years ( apprently 10 years) to build proper strenght in it, if i was to have a graft on my right eye now i still wouldn't see properly out of it. i guess i'm having just the normal graft as i'm booked in at 11.30am and have been told that if all goes well i will be allowed home in the afternoon.evening. i have an appointment in a couple of months for asking questions etc.
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Postby Sajeev » Sat 31 Mar 2007 12:08 pm

Thanks Emma, ...after I posted... i thought to myself...

..."why am i being so nosey" :lol:

You know... there is one surgery they have the MOST experience and success with... for over 100 years... that a CT!

Every good wish
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Postby Andrew MacLean » Sat 31 Mar 2007 2:07 pm

emma29

All the best

I always write down the questions I want to ask, and I make sure that I have asked them all before I leave the consulting room!

Take care

Andrew
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