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Progress with my vision





Today I visited the consultant for a check up.  All is well and my eye is progressing.  One thing he did really helped me.  He took a lens and told me to hold it up to my eye.  What a wonderful moment, I could see.  It proved what I have been telling myself that my eye is in good working order but just has one important missing component, the lens. I still have to wait 4 to 6 weeks for the lens to be implanted, I think it’s because my eye is still too inflamed.  I have a range of drops to use throughout each day to aid the healing process. I can’t drive or play bowls at the moment but life is very full. It takes something like this to make one realize how important our sight is.  Also I realize what a healthy life I have had.  The day I had my second operation a little girl I know who has cystic fibrosis was having an op to remove excess mucous.  She had to stay in for several days.  I can hardly complain at my time of life if I am beginning to fall apart!!
God is good and I have felt His presence with me at this time.

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