“I never thought I could “go through that” until going through “that” was the best alternative.” ~Steph
With the exception of a minor situation a couple of years ago, my sight loss has been stable for the last eight years. So when my eye doctor thought my retina might be detaching I was a little apprehensive.
Around the same time I was waiting for my appointment with the retina specialist I was asked by Tosha Michelle to be a featured guest on her blog Everything I Never Told You. The timing was perfect to share one of my favorite posts on FEAR Guest Blog Post by Stephanae McCoy.
I’m pleased to report my retina specialist is recommending I have YAG laser surgery to be done by my ophthalmologist to clear the posterior capsule opacification (PCO) in my right eye. PCO is a common cataract surgery complication where the posterior portion of the capsule becomes hazy. This can happen months or in my case years after cataract surgery. As a matter of fact, I wrote a post called Clarity, Trees & YAG for when I had the surgery done on my left eye in 2015.