Was told that I couldn't see straight and That I lost my depth perception
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Now that all should be behind me.
surgery was less than one hour.
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Was told that I couldn't see straight and That I lost my depth perception
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Now that all should be behind me.
surgery was less than one hour.
Can you see me now?
Glad all went well. Now you can put that jig in the hole in the pads, every time. ?
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Hope you get well soon. We need you seeing straight for the next slabtogether/slabfest. Feel better my friend!!!!
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Originally Posted by OCurrans
Time will tell. Getting thru recovery and summer vacation, lookslike it will be in the middle of July before I can experiment with the fishing on the waters.
Argh! Look like a pirate....I guess that's how to spell argh
You get a BB gun for Christmas?
I wont poke at you this time. Get well soon. That patch has to be a real treat.
That is OK this problem has been "festering" for 6-7 years. It got to the point that it bothered me trying to thread the line thru the eye of the fish hook.Quote:
Originally Posted by skeetbum
When it affects your fun time, it is time for corrective action.:fish
I hope the surgery went well.
Surgery went well, got to the hospital at about 5:00 AM, was requested to be there by 6:00 AM. (Ask speckanator about my being on time) Got registered and admitted got in to the "surgery prep room and had a wait of over an hour before the surgeon arrived, surgery was scheduled at 8:00 AM.Quote:
Originally Posted by Specklocker
At 8:00 AM was delivered to surgery and the procedure was over before 9:00 AM. Went to the recovery room and was discharged from there by 9:45AM. Was driven home by my wife, and got home by 10:30 AM.
Post Op visit with Doctor (Surgeon) Monday morning, removed patch, examined eye and said everything is GOOD. Need to wear the patch over the eye when sleeping, drops in the eye every 4 hours. Next office visit in a week.
Probably the "easiest" surgery that I have experienced. Been thru back 3 times, last time left with two rods about 12 inches long each, attached with total of 8 screws. cataract 3 times, one eye twice.
Not looking forward for any more, but was told long ago, IF YOU DO NOT HAVE ANY CONFIDENCE IN YOUR DOCTOR, YOUR RECOVER WILL NOT BE AS YOUR HAD HOPED FOR.
THANKS FOR ALL OF THE REPLIES.
Hoping you heal well and quick
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I always thought you looked a little "off" .......
Get well soon ...........
It is/was more than a little!!!! :Rofl :banghead :donoQuote:
Originally Posted by Phantom309
Flycaster , Glad to hear everything went well ,Heal up soon RR
Glad to hear your doing well John !! :ThumbsUp
No looking back, straight forward now, glad things went well Caster.
Ww! Sorry John--you cant see sraight and i have dizzy vertigo balance issues again after 7 surgeries-just got back from john hopkins interviewing for my next surgery there by July we both will just take out aboat and seen how NORMAL we are?
I understand I've had three back surgeries looks like I'm going to need a couple more no fun but hey getting old ain't for sissies. Hope u get better quickQuote:
Originally Posted by flycaster
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Best wishes. If it comes to it, get your partner to thread your line and keep fishing.
GET WELL SOON
I luve this REPLY!!Quote:
Originally Posted by "D"
Hey John now you'll never miss a bite! Get well soon
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Heal well my friend. Get that eye back to fishing mode. You too cg1. We all need to get to a good fishing mode and soon I hope.
Second post-op Dr visit Tuesday. Everything progressing along as Doctor expected. Air bubble, placed in eye during surgery has dissipated on schedule.Quote:
Originally Posted by Slab
I have been taken off the "DON"T DRIVE and DON"T FLY" restrictions. Still a little problem with the straight lines, but they should go away with time. After all the retina was at the base of my vision problem.
Now all I have to do is GO FISHING :fish and see if I can thread the eye of a #6 hook. Possible in the garage, but on a rocky boat:dono???????
John, glad to hear your on the mend. I can't see the eyelet on my jigs anymore even with glasses, just know where the eye is after tying thousands and thousands of jigs on.
hope for healing and improved sight