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3. You are lucky there is someone who can do the surgery and do it well.

Wed Apr 2, 2025, 08:53 PM

Apr 2

Excellent that you will no longer need the hard lens.

Good luck, it sounds like you are in good hands.

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I had a cornea transplant years ago in my right eye. It's a long PAINFUL story [View all] TomSlick Apr 2 OP

Tom please listen to me. Irish_Dem Apr 2 #1

Not to worry. I have every intention of going to Houston. TomSlick Apr 2 #2

My doc in Little Rock is supposed to be the best. TomSlick Apr 2 #5

New procedure means better Figarosmom Apr 3 #6

That's what my doc assures me. TomSlick Apr 3 #7