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Good luck, mate. I'll keep 'em crossed for a good result.
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I'm with you, Bud.

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Hang in there Walden. As others have pointed out, glaucoma is very treatable these days, so odds are you'll do just fine.

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buddhu wrote:Good luck, mate. I'll keep 'em crossed for a good result.
Er, I meant my fingers, not my eyes... :oops:
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Good luck Walden. I'll be thinking of you.
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Thank you. All this can be a little nerve-unsettling. Not too bad, but a little.
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Best of luck chum. Gie them Laldy!
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Walden wrote:Thank you. All this can be a little nerve-unsettling. Not too bad, but a little.
Hopefully all will be fine.

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I had an eye exam that showed I had lost 50% of my vision. I went for testing and they found the problem. After a little surgery my vision returned completely. It not only saved my vision it saved my life. I will add you to the prayer list.

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Hoping for the best with it!
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Thanks for all the emotional support.

It went well, other than my natural tendency not to want to keep my eyes open. Appears any damage is minimal, and that I don't have glaucoma, and all the test results were within normal range.
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That is really good news, Walden! I'm so glad.

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Good news, Walden!
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Wanderer wrote: I'm interested in how far glaucoma testing has come since I had it done back in '92.. Back then, they took me into a room, and put drops in my eye to numb it. Then I rested my head on a contraption that had a bright light on a little moveable arm, which they touched my eye with. I assume the bright light was to keep me from seeing it clearly so that I wouldn't blink. I hadda do that every half hour for 8 hours. I hope your test isn't nearly as much of a pain in the ass ;)
Well, there were some similar tests to that, but not 8 hours of it.
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YeeeHaaaaaaaaaa!

Glad to hear it!

So.... is it from all those countless hours in front of this screen????
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