I'm hoping that this isn't the final level though. Things are still not as sharp as they were with glasses, plus they take just a little longer to come into focus. It feels like I have to be closer than before to street signs and license plates, for example, to be able to read them.
I am now working with my computer at the high resolution setting I used pre-surgery. Need for the artificial tears has fallen off drastically. I now use them only a couple of times a day, and it's not a strong need. The eyes do continue to dry out somewhat at night. I usually wake up one or two times and decide to reach for the drops. This also continues to get better.
One sort of gross note: I'm still taking the steroid drops, now three times a day, and I find I can taste them in the back of the throat right afterward. Makes you think there's a system leak back there somewhere, like radiator coolant finding its way into the fuel lines. But we are not cars, and tasting eye drops is apparently common and harmless.
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