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LinuxGirl87 posted:I've worn glasses for years and I'm pretty profoundly nearsighted (something like 20/200 uncorrected, although it corrects to something near 20/20). I tried to try contacts but I can't get used to touching my eyes. So, logically, the best thing to do is have lasers shot at them, right? I had laser eye surgery done about 2 years ago. Best f'n money I have ever spent. Took me from a power of -11.00 (left) and -10.25 (right) to perfect and better than perfect. It hasn't messed with my night vision a lot. I couldn't see poo poo before without glasses or it being, literally, 3 inches from my eyes, so I guess I can't really say. It has actually been more comfortable staring at a computer without my glasses. On the question regarding pain, Everyone I have known that does it was ok, but with mine being such a dramatic change and my body's lack of processing any type of pain killer, there were points it was not comfortable. I would definitely do it over again. I can't stress enough that you should spend as much money as you can on a good doctor. These are your eyes. You aren't getting another set. Shell out the cash. Mine was $6,000 for both eyes. Excellent doctor up in NYC (I call him Jesus as he was Jewish and laid his hands on my eyes, and lo, I could see again. Hallelujah!)
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