Updated Blog Theme

Don't worry - you're in the right place. I just decided to change the template of this blog. I never really liked the older design -- this one is more clear. I know this blog would benefit from more photos, but I don't really have any to post! Scroll down for a chronological account of my ICL experience going back in time and look out for more updates in the future!


[Hello from NYC!]

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  1. Ehduh18 May 2015 at 23:07

    Hi there, could you please let me know how to send you a private message? I'm in TO and am interested to know who / which clinic did surgery with your eyes. Thx!

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  2. Unknown20 June 2015 at 04:30

    i had operation one week ago (for one eye). how long did it took for you to be able.to read letters from close (a book)/and from afar. Im a bit scared ( for the second part) that i was a bit undercorrected.
    thank you

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  3. Unknown20 June 2015 at 04:30

    i had operation one week ago (for one eye). how long did it took for you to be able.to read letters from close (a book)/and from afar. Im a bit scared ( for the second part) that i was a bit undercorrected.
    thank you

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  4. onedimensionalman20 June 2015 at 13:04

    @Ehduh if you post your email, I can send you a message.

    @dominic: please read my first series of posts for details on how quickly i healed. If memory serves me correctly, I could read within a few days. I was undercorrected in one eye as well, but it was very minor and reading should not be an issue. Please see your doctor for advice!

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