[Coco] working with the sdc

[Stephen Fischer]

On 11/5/2018 1:59 PM, Gene Heskett wrote:
> On Monday 05 November 2018 15:23:09 Kevin Becker wrote:
> 
>> There is an icon of a printer at the bottom of the post.  If you click
>> it, it will allow you to print the text of the article without the
>> other columns of blog-related material.
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> Very close to what the Dr prescribed. I am in the middle of getting my
> cataracts excised, and only have about a third of my eyesight, so a
> bigger font would be nice, but I can read this. A new lens has been
> ordered for the right eye, and because I wanted it working well before
> messing with the left eye, I had to break the schedule and can't get
> back in line for the O.R, till Dec 2nd, which will also be my 29th
> anniversary with this lady, and the 40th for the next door neighbors,
> who, for lack of any better entertainment, came to witness our wedding
> for their 11th. The new lens s/b here in another day, maybe 2. Somewhere
> here, I'm sure theres a reference to Murphy, the smarty that wrote all
> those laws. ;-)
> 
> Buried in all those other small buttons, I missed it, didn't have any
> flashing red leds around it, or something... ;-)
> 
> Thanks a bunch, they are now on dead trees, light enough to carry to the
> coco's desk.
> 

One lens in each eye? I have 4-5 in each eye.

I went from needing two sets of glasses to none (Well one for very close 
up work, the range is from my wristwatch to the TV screen and for 
daylight driving, night time every lite source has multiple rings around 
it so I avoid that.)

Don't delay the cataract surgery, I waited too long and I was days away 
from not being able to see. One eye done and the next one was bad in a 
couple weeks.

My mind selects which image almost instantaneously and did from the day 
my first eye was done.

It's not cheap, Medicare only covers the normal lens, I paid $4400 for 
the the two eyes.

https://www.changcataract.com/

Scroll down to see the difference in the single lens and the multiple ones.

SHF