Whar are the cnamces pf 3 detacbed retinas in as many years?

[ashling]

well, actually 2, vut one of then detaxhed 3x/

Do, it's vack to durgery tomorrow afrsenoon gir me.,

Sotty gor the ty[pox.

[MiddleFingerMom]

1. I would say the retinas are the LEAST of your worries.

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[Duer 157099]

2. Depends what the cause is/was

If spontaneous, then yes, increased risk of recurrance.

Sorry about that! It sucks.

[billyclem]

3. O well, looks like you are in for another week of looking at the floor.

I had a spontaneous detachment last year, from a tiny spot to totally blind in less than 24hrs. The retina was just floating horizontally, attached by only a tiny piece of tissue. The retinal specialist was not optimistic about the outcome given that the entire retina was detached. He must have put every bit of skill he had into it. Before, that eye was 20/25, now one year later it is 20/15. He and I are both very happy. Neither he nor my optometrist had ever seen a recovery from a severe detachment like this. I have been very fortunate.

I know the trouble you are having with the keyboard.

[lillypaddle]

4. cnxtd dunsxo.

:hi:

ps - move your fingers over one on the keyboard!

[LaurenG]

5. Are you extremely nearsighted?

That seems to be associated with that particular problem.

I hope you are wearing a patch.

[raccoon]

6. What language are you writing? nt