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I have pretty bad cataract in both eyes, I have have one out and now preparing to have the second out. My vision is better but not as good as i had expected. so hoping the second one will make all the difference for me. I will always need to use the over the counter readers,

Any words of wisdom for me or advise.
Posted on 06/19/12, 12:20 am
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Reply #1 - 06/19/12  8:48am
" Some people still need glasses even after cataract surgery. I actually never had glasses until I had surgery. Don't be alarmed if it is not as good as you expect, it is fairly common. "
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Reply #2 - 06/20/12  2:43am
" O. T. C. are good for most but depending on the results you have after your surgery. I would also use caution when doing you day to day activities. At least until you get use to your new vision level. Also a very good thing to do as well. Contact your local & state blind & visually impaired assoc. They may be able to help you as well. It may be called something different where you live.

Jason "
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Reply #3 - 07/14/12  11:24am
" I wish you the best success possible!

I like this site for their products - might be helpful to you
http://www.independentliving.com/


I also really like American Foundation for the Blind site as a resource
www.afb.org/

sending healthy and successful wishes your way~ "
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