First surgery was a success - second one is on Wednesday. It appears, however, that my hiatus here might be longer than I first anticipated. If the first eye is any indication I won't be able to see much in the way of reading anything until I get new prescription glasses in about six or seven weeks. It's going to be a very LONG six or seven weeks because I am not a person who can sit and do nothing and certainly not for any extended period of time. Poor Resident Chef might just be serving divorce papers by the time all this is over with!
Carry on folks - I'll be back, hopefully sooner than later!
Thank you dear for this update. Very grateful your surgery was successful. Prayers and Healing Energy will continue for you. I am certain Resident Chef will be the loving and attentive husband through all of this. Be well my friend.
ReplyDeleteExcellent...fingers crossed that all goes well with the second surgery :)
ReplyDeleteGood news
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like too long to wait for glasses. Prayers they are done sooner.
I hope everything moves along smoothly and you get your new glasses quicker than you think.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
Take care of yourself. Can you knit without looking, maybe? Save your sight, and be occupied.
ReplyDeleteWe will all be here when you return. All the best, Mary Anne, with your second surgery and recovery. Take care. Xx
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear that the first surgery went well even if you are away longer than planned. Remember to take good care of yourself! Hugs Christine xx
ReplyDeleteThis is,how it's working for DH. While he's impressed at his new distance vision, he's getting impatient for when he can get either get new glasses or a lasik tweek. Hopefully, it won't require both.
ReplyDeleteYou will be so thrilled after it is all over with your new vision abilities--both my husband and I were...
ReplyDeletetake care and rest up--maybe some audio books? Hugs Julierose
Continued well wishes for your recuperation. I have no good suggestions for you other than maybe books on tape or catching up on binge-watching your favorites. Hope all goes well.
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ReplyDeleteThe book listening suggestions sound so good, MA. Very Best wishes for next surgery.
I'm glad the first one went well. I think you will be surprised that you will find things you can do while waiting for your glasses. I remember Mom's annoyance with all that.
ReplyDeleteSo glad it went well! Good luck with the second. xo
ReplyDeleteAudiobooks? I'd be lost without them. In fact, I "learned how to listen" to audiobooks when I was recovering from a different kind of eye surgery years ago. At first my attention kept drifting off and I had to rewind (the days of tapes, not digital downloads) and listen to parts over again. But before long I was hooked, and still am :)
ReplyDeleteHope things get better a whole lot faster than anticipated!..but just in case...try to hide all the sharp knives...for both of your sakes!!!!!
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing your update. Continued prayers for quick healing. We can't do without you for very long!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your time off with new interests. I'm sure the Mr. can tickle that sense of smell with some of his cooking and baking?
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the eyes! My insurance paid for my implants in 2013. I walked out of the hospital without glasses as I don't need them anymore. I will use over the counter reading glasses in low light if I have to read something otherwise, I don't need them at all. I was lucky to have found out about these lenses from my sister in Tennessee.
ReplyDeleteOh, MaryAnne... I am sending best wishes and hope you have the success you hoped for with the cataract surgery. You can't rush the glasses thing...because full healing won't be happening before at least 6 weeks after the actual procedure.
ReplyDeleteI haven't the vision I had hoped for after my cataract procedure ..because of other situations with my eyes they could only put in a certain type of lens..
Hope your recovery is progressing well! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteAll the best! Cataract surgery was one of the best things that ever happened to me...I had not realized how flat, dark and muddy colors had become until after surgery--what a change! I don't remember how I got through the part about not being able to do much sewing, knitting or reading, as it's been 3 years (probably because I don't WANT to remember lol), but it's all good now.
ReplyDeleteCame back to blog-world after about a year and saw this post. Take care MA.
ReplyDeleteTHinking about you and so wishing for the very best of outcomes for both those precious eyes of yours! Tony had wonderful results with his and he did need to get new prescription glasses. But has been smooth sailing ever since so hang in there. It is amazing what this procedure can do.
ReplyDeleteI hope your continued healing is going well and hopefully you're able to a little bit of something by now?
ReplyDeleteHi from Nova Scotia! I have just stumbled upon your blog and love it! I had cataract surgery early in 2020 and unfortunately just when my new glasses were about to arrive, everything in NS shut down! Finally in August someone thought to mail them to me! We are all so concerned with the situation in ON ... 4,000 cases day after day. Hope you and your family are well. NS is now into the third wave. Though our case numbers are small (60's) there is considerable community spread. We suffered full shutdown (with fines) for months on end. Good luck with the vaccination.
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