I was surprised that it freaked me out.
I have been terribly nearsighted all my life and would love to do without glasses or contacts (but only if I could still read afterwards). And I am normally not squeamish. But seeing them do that clockworky orangish thingy on the eye, and then slicing it open...all while the patient is still awake??
I had to turn my back and go on the internet at that point. And was compelled to find this:
...I must admit that Malcolm McDowell is a Secret Boyfriend and I think my husband is fine with it (based on the number of times we have watched Clockwork Orange AND the fact that there is a resemblance between them) and I don't think Mrs. G has But that's beside the point. [Definition: not relevant to the subject that you are considering or discussing] Not relevant but possibly more interesting.
So, the SUBJECT... What the heck was I asking about??? Let me regroup...
If you have had a Lasik experience, please comment!
Sorry, no Lasik experience, but have had a high speed drill go into my head to implant a cochlear device. The scar is the size of New York, and it took 4 hours to do it in. Went home just about 4 hours after surgery.
ReplyDeleteThere's no way I'd have that done on my very own eyeballs.
ReplyDeleteI was hoping for good comments here. I'd really like to have Lasik but am scared!
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