Official South Carolina thread

[RedNismoZ]

Originally Posted by XwChriswX

Yeah I didn't think they were worth the cost so I never got those. Plus I worked in dim lighting conditions looking at a bright screen, couldn't have them going nuts 'transitioning' all the time...

Then again you probably don't have an astigmatism in each eye and, light sensitive. Lol

[XwChriswX]

Originally Posted by RedNismoZ

Then again you probably don't have an astigmatism in each eye and, light sensitive. Lol

I did actually. Just got laser surgery before new years to clear everything up.

[RedNismoZ]

Originally Posted by XwChriswX

I did actually. Just got laser surgery before new years to clear everything up.

Sweet!! Awesome sir! I've been wanting to do mine for a while now. Just don't know cost or risks, etc.

[XwChriswX]

Originally Posted by RedNismoZ

Sweet!! Awesome sir! I've been wanting to do mine for a while now. Just don't know cost or risks, etc.

Mine cost $4k and the risks are less than .05% of something happening. It's one of the least risky surgeries you can get. Provided you do as you're told afterwards with remembering to use the drops.

[RedNismoZ]

Originally Posted by XwChriswX

Mine cost $4k and the risks are less than .05% of something happening. It's one of the least risky surgeries you can get. Provided you do as you're told afterwards with remembering to use the drops.

4k...? Yeah, I'll just deal with these glasses lol.

[Rooskey]

Originally Posted by RedNismoZ

4k...? Yeah, I'll just deal with these glasses lol.

My son has glasses and with his situation lazer surgery is no option (obvioiusly age and condition). He wears a patch 2 hours a day. Thanks to the Lord he does not have a lazy eye but if I could sell my Z to make everything ok I would.. I guess what im saying is, that if im saying anything at all is, at least you have the option for it!

[XwChriswX]

Originally Posted by Rooskey

My son has glasses and with his situation lazer surgery is no option (obvioiusly age and condition). He wears a patch 2 hours a day. Thanks to the Lord he does not have a lazy eye but if I could sell my Z to make everything ok I would.. I guess what im saying is, that if im saying anything at all is, at least you have the option for it!

Very true. It's something I'd always wanted to do, but never had the chance. So when the opportunity presented itself, I jumped at it. And I'm glad I did. I wish the price would drop more so it was available to more people. I think that's why we're now starting to see it appear on more and more insurance plans, and even job offered insurance is starting to have laser surgery as a covered procedure.

Hopefully the technology will advance and the price will drop to the point that it could help your Son.

[RedNismoZ]

Originally Posted by Rooskey

My son has glasses and with his situation lazer surgery is no option (obvioiusly age and condition). He wears a patch 2 hours a day. Thanks to the Lord he does not have a lazy eye but if I could sell my Z to make everything ok I would.. I guess what im saying is, that if im saying anything at all is, at least you have the option for it!

I understand, a friend of mine goes through that as well.
On another note, anyone still wanting to join in the z cruise to charleston? Maybe see some of you guys down there?