Bottom line on my cataract surgery: NO SWEAT, NO PAIN!

[trof]

If it's in your future, it's easy peasey.
Took about 10 minutes.
Saw a bright light that changed colors and intensity a few times.

Vision was very blurred post op.
Improved throughout the day.
And the next day.
For me, it was a gradual process.

Yesterday I watched the Alabama- West Virginia game.
Took my glasses off and found I could see the screen almost as well.
Yea!

If you have questions, just post them here.

Oh yeah, I guess it goes with out saying...make sure you have a competent ophthalmology surgeon.
I said to my guy, pre-op, "Tell me you've done this hundreds of times with good results and you could do it in your sleep."
He smiled and said "Thousands."

[CaliforniaPeggy]

1. Glad to hear it, my dear trof!

So far, I'm free of cataracts.

Glad you're OK!

[elleng]

2. Thanks, again.

Guess I'll check with the several docs whose names I have, and go for the one with 'thousands!'

[RebelOne]

3. My surgeon was the best.

He has been doing cataract surgery for 30 years. If anyone lives in the Atlanta area, I recommend Dr. Alan Benedict. He is the best.