Right on with re: Apple gear… I was never able to see out of that eye, drive a car or such, but it's cool, it was really painful last year and finally had it eviscerated in June. This oculist made eyes for Sci-Fi and so on, now she enjoys giving appearance back to those who lose eye. Saw a 1-year old in the practice this morning who lost his to retina-blastosis … little guy!! Beverly does a lot of kid's eyes and oldsters' eyes too.
A 1-year-old baby. :-( There but for the grace of the deities go I….!
Mine moves about and so on, so this will be the first time in my life I will appear to be "Normal" that's pretty cool. I videoed myself with my iPad -rolling my eyes, moving them and such… pretty impressive! YAY!!
On Aug 25, 2011, at 5:50 PM, Mr & Mrs Alma & Colin Lane wrote:
It looks so good, I have to tell you we know some of what you have been through, as Colin lost his eye 11 months ago, he also has a shell fitted but over here it took longer, the guy took weeks and weeks getting the color right and putting in red silk for the veins etc. Colin was left with the muscle still working the false eye, so it moves along with the other eye. May yours be as good as his. He is 81. Can still drive car, read for as long as he wants & watch TV and of course play with all his Apple gear. Alma & Colin
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