Today, Jon and I needed to fix up a rental for new tenant's who move in Thursday. I drove for the first time since surgery to buy eight bags of gorilla hair mulch and weed screen staples for the yard. Alas, I couldn't actually spread the mulch around because I'm still in dust-avoidance mode. Jon will do that tomorrow while I stay safely at home in a dust-free zone.
I ventured out again in the car at dusk and drove myself to the gym for the first time since surgery to take a body pump class. My vision is blurry, especially in my left eye, but I didn't experience any night vision issues. My follow-up exam for my left eye is tomorrow. I'm eager to ask if the level of blurriness I'm experiencing is typical for this stage in the healing process.
So far so good except for the hairless gorilla
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ReplyDeleteMy sunk costs are in the photo. Hopefully, they can be of use to someone else with an oval face and high myopia. :-) The surgeon's office has a charity donation dropbox for frames.
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