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Modelers Lounge => How's it going? => Topic started by: Des on June 19, 2014, 01:05:48 PM
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I had the cataract removed from my left eye yesterday, so that is both eyes done now. Already the vision in my left eye has improved tremendously, the doctor said it would take a few days for the effects of the surgery wear off then my vision will be excellent. The doctor also said not to do any modeling for a few days as the fine work will put too much strain on my eye, so by the weekend I will be back at my model bench again :)
Des.
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Good to hear that the surgery was a success, Des :D. Will it affect your close-up modelling
vision at all? My wife had both eyes done and her distance sight is perfect, but she needs
glasses for reading/computer work.
Cheers,
Ernie :)
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Thanks Ernie. I always use magnification glasses when I model so it won't be any different. I can still do my computer work without glasses, watch TV and drive without glasses, but need glasses for reading, but at my age that is fairly normal. Like you said about your wife though, my long distance vision is remarkable, it now gives me a whole new outlook.
Des.
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Great news, Des! Looking forward to your getting back to the bench. The Fee awaits!
Cheers,
Bud
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That's wonderful news, Des.
Best wishes
Nigel
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Thanks Ernie. I always use magnification glasses when I model so it won't be any different. I can still do my computer work without glasses, watch TV and drive without glasses, but need glasses for reading, but at my age that is fairly normal. Like you said about your wife though, my long distance vision is remarkable, it now gives me a whole new outlook.
Des.
Thanks, Des. Figuring you were on to something down under, I was about to ship her off to Australia for an upgrade! ;) ;D Good to know you will be back at the workbench soon. :D
Cheers,
Ernie :)
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Seedy recovery Des!
I was wondering where is your next absolutely insane project but now have the answer. Can't wait to see you back to the bench
best regards,
Sasho
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With both peepers fully up to speed now, I don't see any reason why you shouldn't tackle a 1:72 scratch build project with all of the detail you incorporate into your 1:32 projects. ;D
Cheers,
Chris
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Great to hear your eye surgery was a success ... I suppose I have the same treatment in store not too far done the road... now on with the Fee! :)
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Glad to hear all went well, Des. Vision is just too precious to mess with.
Lindsay
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Good to hear it all went well, Des. I have the same to look forward to at some stage...
Ian
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Good to hear everything went well. Hope you won't get the problems I got afterwards. If it is succesful, vision improves tremendously.
regards,
Ivo
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Thank you very much for all the kind and supportive words, they are greatly appreciated.
Chris - I will not be making any 1:72 scale scratch built models regardless of how good my eyes are, I have enough trouble building the large 1:32 scale, this is why I take my hat off to all those who work in the smaller scale.
Des.
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Hello, Des -
Glad to hear your eye surgery went well.
Regards
Dave
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Good Deal Des! Glad to hear that they fixed you and that you are able to read this.
I take my spectacles off to see up close. Sometimes I go to remove them and they are already off. I guess that it's time to keep my magnifying lenses handy.
Cheers, Jay
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It has been two weeks since my last eye surgery, I had to go back to the doctor today to have a stitch removed from my eye, all very painless and took a whole half a minute. The doc said it will take a few days for my eye to settle down then everything should be fine.
Des.
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Sounds good, Des. Thanks for the update. It is good to know
things are going good for you, my friend.
Cheers,
Ernie :)
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Wonderful news, Des.
Best wishes
Nigel
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Glad it's all going well, Des. I remember having eyes that worked properly, how I miss them.
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Great news that you are getting your sight back Des. My late father had both eyes done and he said that it was like living in a new world again. I hope that you too will now experience living in a new world and continue to produce those gob-smaking models - even if they are in 1/32 scale!!!