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DonaldsRump

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9. That's exactly what I'm saying
Sat Jun 13, 2020, 04:58 PM
Jun 2020

Different strokes for different folks. I have been able to read close up without glasses all my life, and I don't want to change that now.

I read for a living, so that's relevant too. I would be wearing reading glasses reading books, working on the computer etc. if I went with the distant IOLs.

I am very surprised your surgeon didn't discuss this in detail with you. I did a lot of research on multi-focal IOLs vs. near IOL vs. far IOLs (i didn't know there was an intermediate, but that seems to be the worst of both). My ophthalmic surgeon understood my concerns and agreed that near IOLs was best for me.

Contact your doctor IMMEDIATELY to see if they can redo this. I think they can, but it needs to be fairly recent in time to your original surgery.

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