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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Kasia, post: 24862097, member: 31533&quot;]It&#039;s all good for me. I wish the second eye had been treated at the same time as the first, they were A-quality people doing the first, but it is what it is and I have, luckily, other things I love to do also. The tremor is worse when I get anxious or nervous or stuff and then it can be an issue but most of the time, it&#039;s mostly just noticeable to me. The eyesight thing is an issue in that just plain reading at sitting distance (think curling up on a couch or chair with a book) is a problem for me, but I am ok with doing things on computer and for the most part stuff in normal life. I do hate the spidery stuff I see floating around in one eye, which the eye docs aren&#039;t able to zap away (I&#039;ve had several zapping sessions and it is there all the time). For the most part that&#039;s ok but occasionally I see it as a surprise and jump because it might be a spider or something!!!! It seems that for some reason overall, focusing at a closer distance to read is much more stressful for my brain than the other reading distances. So now I am considering scanning books, etc. as I need to if I really want to read something that isn&#039;t already available in that sort of format. So, basically, I don&#039;t read for enjoyment much anymore like people do. </p><p><br /></p><p>That and the real annoyance of not being able to see small things anymore without magnifying glasses. But here, coin collecting has held me in stead, and I have my loupes. Which are easy to carry. Score one for coin collecting!!!![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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