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Originally Posted by Automatic
My eyes are extremely bad; so bad, in fact, that I can't tell if the eye-doctor letter chart is even there (the one with the E on top). I'm currently wearing contacts, but want my eyes fixed before committing myself to SF.
Should I get it done on my own, or have the military do it? I don't know if there is even such a thing as "the military doing it", but I thought I'd ask in case they required a perfect surgery and had in-house doctors perform it. There would be nothing worse than having my eyes fixed on my own, only to find out he did it "wrong", and I should have waited for the military to do it.
-Automatic
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Learn to use the Search button before starting new threads here. The stickies, "Read This", and Introduction threads are an excellent place to start.
The next time you post a question before searching will be unfortunate.
More reading, less posting. More PT, even better.
Good luck.
TR
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