On May 30th I went in for my vision correction surgery. I was scheduled for PRK instead of Lasik because my cornea was too thin for Lasik. So instead of creating a flap in the cornea they have to remove the outer layer of the cornea. No big deal, right? They did warn me that the recovery would be a little longer, but I was not super prepared. It was a struggle. For a long time.
It took a long time to get through all of the pre-op stuff they had to do, but finally it was done.
I actually felt pretty great when I was done. We stopped to grab lunch and then headed home.
After awhile the sun starting causing some serious sensitivity.
I pretty much spent the next week in the dark, flooding my eyes with eyedrops. My vision was pretty bad for about 5 or 6 months afterward, and I ended up going to my eye dr. and he referred me to Hoopes to make sure my eyes weren't ruined. They weren't. They just would not heal. I ended up going to multiple eye appointments at 3 different places for months. And trying 3 different glasses prescriptions to try to make it so I could legally drive. It was a little scary. Now that all of that is in the past, I'm so glad I did it. I love love love being able to see without glasses or contacts.
















































