Well, I'm back, and seeing better, except for some fuzzy that does seem to
come and go.  I have dry eyes due to Sjogren's, and am having to use a lot
of tears, but got rid of that *hunk* in the very middle anyway.  Had a
*near* lens put in that eye.  Now, if I could just get rid of the floaters!

When I go back Tuesday, we will schedule my right eye.

My IOP was 14 Friday morning.  She did not stop my glaucoma drops, however,
I am suspending them today to see if they have any affect on the dryness.
So far, nothing noticeable.

In the mean time, I am going to put a *distant* contact in the right eye,
and hopefully, I'm going to have mono vision, left eye near, right eye far.
My mind is used to being hit with crazy stuff, so it will probably adapt.
I'm pretty good at controlling my brain.  I first wore contacts back in the
dark ages (early 70's) of the hard lens, and never had a moment's trouble;
soft lens were a piece of cake, often forgetting I even had them in.  I am
disabled and unable to get around, so the majority of my viewing is between
me at one end, the tv at the other, and reading material and my laptop in
be-tween.  I am really hoping to be able to train my eyes and not have to
fool with glasses; want to do close up work with medium distant vision also
clear.

How do high Blood Glucose levels affect the eyes at that precise moment, if
anything noticeable?  Mine have been bouncing all over the place, from a
hypo to 300+.  I am Prednisone dependent, so control of my bg is very
difficult, though I work hard at it anyway.  My May levels:
 http://ahealon.net/may.xls

Good luck tomorrow Trish.  Where in TN are you?  I am in AR, across the
Mississippi river from Dyersburg.
Billie

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