Sore eyes question
#17
Yeah that's what they've said, plus her eyesight is terrible, -4.75 in both eyes.
#19
Poor mrs spugs- Ill give her a bell tonight - I didn't realise her sight was that bad- and Im now thinking of the time she gave me a lift with just one contact lense in...
Funnily enough I ended up wearing my glasses loads in the UK but don't really bother here - having siad that my sight is only a teeny bit iffy.
Funnily enough I ended up wearing my glasses loads in the UK but don't really bother here - having siad that my sight is only a teeny bit iffy.
#21
Poor mrs spugs- Ill give her a bell tonight - I didn't realise her sight was that bad- and Im now thinking of the time she gave me a lift with just one contact lense in...
Funnily enough I ended up wearing my glasses loads in the UK but don't really bother here - having siad that my sight is only a teeny bit iffy.
Funnily enough I ended up wearing my glasses loads in the UK but don't really bother here - having siad that my sight is only a teeny bit iffy.
And her lights weren't working properly and she got told off by the mechanic as the wires were loose and her headlines were on about 30% of the power.
#22

I'm too scared to have the lazer treatment. You have to keep your eyes still whilst they point lazers in your eyes. You are wide awake and can apparently smell burning. YUK!
#23
Yeah so I hear, I wear lenses and I'm fine with them, -1.5 in both which isn't too bad.
#25
* that said, it's great now.
#28
MM, xx
#29
I can confirm that it is the most horrific experience of my life. I've had moles and things removed under local anesthetic (and watch the whole procedure) as I'm 100% not squirmish, but the whole eye thing was awful. In fact, if it wasn't for the fact that they had already cut my right eye I would have stopped it after he did the left one.
* that said, it's great now.
* that said, it's great now.
*faints*
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