Saturday, 26 July 2008
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Peeps, my health conditions are getting so much better. So need not worry too much :) I will be fine.
After months of anticipation and getting an optimistic eye pressure. I had finally done the Customised IntraLasik for both my short-sightedness eyes last week Am now spectacles-less. It was such a great experience. I am now able to get the time clearly from the clock on the wall without any aid. It has never been feeling so 'light'. lol
My vision still fluctuates. Doc says it will take a month or two to get a stable vision. My eyes are now very sensitive to light, because my pupils dilated. So, most of time, i need to be on my sunnies. Even now when im typing this entry, im wearing one too, but a lighter shade, compared to the one i put on for outdoor.
When i was on the OT bed. It was hell scary. There were 7 ppl including me. My doc and 5 other assistants. I was conscious throughout the surgery although it was just for a mere twenty minutes. It seems like hours to me, seriously. My eyes were on anaesthetic drops. There was this 15 seconds for each eyes, I was asked to look right ahead focused on the red light. And all of sudden, for 15 seconds..I went "blind". yes, i would use the word --blind to describe. The reason being my eyes were practically wide opened and I see nothing but blank black screen. Although, doc has briefed me about this prior to the operation, but i still got nervous over it. My hands were held tight. One of the nurse saw me getting dread anxious. She held my hands and gave me a very warm rubbed and i got relieved. =) My eyes were on anaesthetic, but i could feel the pressure when doc used the instruments 'fixing' my eyes. haha
People now got confused over me and my youngest sister. Ha ha, because I no longer wear glasses and she's getting more alike me now. haha. I do think she is getting more like me now (the only difference--we are 7 years apart) lol
Someone has been MIA for days.
Hmmmm... where is the fat bunny?
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