Damn that sounds painful.
I REALLY hope that the treatment works.
You are defiantly due for a streak of good luck for a change.
Closest I ever came to that was a needle through the eardrum to drain
an ear infection.
Think what a needle would feel like scraping on bone, that is what it
was like. :(
--- In SkunkworksAMA_at_y..., "jmhcustomart" <jmhcustomart_at_y...> wrote:
> --- In SkunkworksAMA_at_y..., "dino_avenger" <Armyworm2_at_a...> wrote:
> > It has been a month since I last came to this group page, and I
> would
> > like to know how the surgery went on James's left eye?
>
> Here's the most recent scoop: I returned to the doctor on 7/15,
> and he discovered that the previous laser treatments in the left eye
> didn't do squat. So I rescheduled, and returned on the 19th. After
> getting another fun needle in the friggin' eye (no, I'm not too
> bitter), I went in to the laser facility to get 1500 laser bursts in
> the left eye. This laser was WAY more powerful than the last one,
> because I could feel the heat from the little bastard against the
> left side of my nose while the doc played asteroids with my blood
> vessels.
> Had one hell of a pain in that eye the next two days. The doc
says
> that I probably won't have to get anymore needles in the eye
> (something I'm onlt too happy to hear), but he says additional
> treatment will be necessary for both eyes. I guess the hard part is
> that after one bout of surgery, you have to wait a month or so to
> make sure everything is healing up. It sucks. I can't draw
anything
> more than a rough draft, and I've had to block off the left eye in
> order to finish up the last several pages for the Skunkworks Graphic
> Novel due out in September...
>
> --JMH
Received on Thu Jul 25 2002 - 19:51:03 CDT