Eye Surgery - Follow Up

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It's a week since I had the operation to remove the lens in my right eye and have it replaced with a new one.

Today I had a follow-up phone call to check on how I was doing.

To be totally honest it has been a miracle. As well as everything being brighter I no longer need a prescription lens in my glasses. 

I have two bottles of drops to take for a month, four of one and two of the other a day.

I have a chart on a pad I tick off each time!

It was nice to get a call and I told them how it is progressing. I don't think it is 100% yet but as I have worn spectacles since 1982 for distance vision, do I know what that even is?

Three weeks of drops to go and then my checkup at the surgery.

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