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harrisop48 · 30th September 2021, 21:28

Hi All,

Thank you again for all your kind comments concerning my Wife Sheila's Eye procedure. We were hoping it would be to do with Cataracts, however, this is the fourth time she has endured chelation of the cornea. In English this means scraping calcium buildup on the eye, including an injection in the eye to mitigate the pain. The procedure took an hour and finished when they were alerted to Sheila's heart rate dropping to 40 BPM.
I dropped her of at 7.20am and collected her at 12.05pm. Shaken but not stirred complete with eye patch, feeling very dopey. She has improved during today and is scheduled to go back for a review in a week.
Glad the meet went well, shame I missed Mike's Norton and the rest of you. Will organise The Ugly Duckling during October maybe on the 24th.

Peter.

30th September 2021, 21:28	#47
harrisop48 Passed Away Rover 75 Tourer Club CDTi 2.0 2002 Royal Blue Paint JFM Trim LBB Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Hayes West London Posts: 1,218 Thanks: 528 Thanked 1,043 Times in 364 Posts	Sheila's Eye procedure Hi All, Thank you again for all your kind comments concerning my Wife Sheila's Eye procedure. We were hoping it would be to do with Cataracts, however, this is the fourth time she has endured chelation of the cornea. In English this means scraping calcium buildup on the eye, including an injection in the eye to mitigate the pain. The procedure took an hour and finished when they were alerted to Sheila's heart rate dropping to 40 BPM. I dropped her of at 7.20am and collected her at 12.05pm. Shaken but not stirred complete with eye patch, feeling very dopey. She has improved during today and is scheduled to go back for a review in a week. Glad the meet went well, shame I missed Mike's Norton and the rest of you. Will organise The Ugly Duckling during October maybe on the 24th. Peter.