It has been a long way to regain vision/ Carlos Pueblo

It has been a long way to regain vision/ Carlos Pueblo

It has been several weeks for not seeing small dog Prisely and I wonder

If he is alright since he is getting old, deaf, and blind. I saw a couple far

away this morning and suspected that were him and his lady owner.

I kept on whistling till I reached them at the corner of a street. I proudly

presented my new pair of eyes, both with artificial lens and kindly asked

if I could see his cataract problem. She smiled and indicated that his

problems were not cataracts but some other type of eye disease. His

right eye has been blind first now with an artificial eye ball which I notice

and the left eye has been under a surgery without success and is also

blind. He is 14 years old. He can smell and show that he notices my present

by shaking his tail. American families are very kind to pets, keeping the rescue

dogs as their own children, of course, some are not by abandon them when time

is rough.

I read a postal on a wall of my surgeon saying that a traditional procedure is to

use a frozen equipment sake off the natural lens, cataract, and replace an artificial

lens. My problem at the first procedure is that the shake off is not complete and

leave cataract fragment  inside the eye. He, the first surgeon, sent me to the second

surgeon for the rescue. 4 days late, he went in again cleaning it up and also placed

a bubble in it for stabilizing the retina. I am waiting for the bubble to disappear. My

left eye vision is improving, may not completely get rid of near side yet I feel good

without prescribed glass. I think that my new pair of eyes is functioning better than

ever before. This is a good deeds. A Chinese old idiom says that a good deeds comes

from more grinding, means more tempering, when you desire a sharpen knife, you

must grind the knife more and more. It has been a long way to regain my vision.

I asked my surgeon if I could make a trip and come back to see him for examination.

He warned me that might cause blindness. I suspect that may be bad for the eye

pressure and might burst the small bubble inside my eye. I am waiting for the day of

complete heal of the surgery.

I have been driving twice to the nearby banks and am driving to visit my tennis friends

at the court. They are concerned with my recovery. I shall drive to Sugarland to gather

some horse manure for my tomato plants. I am going to pick persimmons in the autumn.