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Originally Posted by John at J&S
I haven't looked for a solution yet. I applied for a VA disability pension as (for now) I am legally blind in my left eye.
I'll start looking once I hear back from the VA. They are slow. From what I understand, it could be another three months.
I wish I had looked for a better doctor.
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Damn it, John! Get yourself to a premier Ophthalmology surgery center in your area ASAP and screw the VA. Time is of the essence. Each day that goes by, more fibrosis / scarring of the “haptics” takes place. These are the little arms on the implanted lens that spring out and keep the lens where it belongs. If you need to R&R a lens, it is best to do so as soon as possible so the surgeon is not fighting the healing that has taken place around the original lens insertion point or at the haptic contact points.
Sorry to kick you in the ass but it sounds like it’s what you need right now. Wishing you the best.