FlawlessCowboy said:Yikes.
Do tell.
big_z said:before surgery my eyes were a standard correction of -3.25 with a little bit of astigmatism in both eyes. despite this i went with one of the best locations possible to have the surgery as i've always wanted it since being given glasses. $3000 later and my eyes are shit and my life ruined.
i now suffer from:
-starbursts
-halos
-glare
-ghosting
-loss of contrast
my eyes hurt constantly now (think bad sun burn) and have gotten some floaters as well.
the surgery is marketing bullshit. they advertise very low complication outcomes but in reality it's quite a bit higher. for example the 20/20 or better statistic they promise is scewed highly because if you end up like this EYECHART you can still read the 20/20 line and so they count you as a success even though your vision is horrid. you also have to factor in the nerve damage, dry eyes and loss of contrast you will end up with. how badly you suffer from these depends on luck but everyone does to some degree.
current technology just cant create as smooth of eye surface as nature can and as a result you end up with visual flaws. due to increasing complaints FDA is now re-evaluating the surgery.
big_z said:before surgery my eyes were a standard correction of -3.25 with a little bit of astigmatism in both eyes. despite this i went with one of the best locations possible to have the surgery as i've always wanted it since being given glasses. $3000 later and my eyes are shit and my life ruined.
i now suffer from:
-starbursts
-halos
-glare
-ghosting
-loss of contrast
my eyes hurt constantly now (think bad sun burn) and have gotten some floaters as well.
the surgery is marketing bullshit. they advertise very low complication outcomes but in reality it's quite a bit higher. for example the 20/20 or better statistic they promise is scewed highly because if you end up like this EYECHART you can still read the 20/20 line and so they count you as a success even though your vision is horrid. you also have to factor in the nerve damage, dry eyes and loss of contrast you will end up with. how badly you suffer from these depends on luck but everyone does to some degree.
current technology just cant create as smooth of eye surface as nature can and as a result you end up with visual flaws. due to increasing complaints FDA is now re-evaluating the surgery.
Anonymous Tipster said:That's weird, this is the first time I've ever heard this. I know multiple people who've had it done and say it's the best thing they've ever done.
Azuran said:Not taking high school seriously.
Ether_Snake said:/googles Renee Zellweger
...
You fucked up worst.
Ether_Snake said:edit: BTW is this really all thanks to your sister wanting to be in Playboy? Or are you working in cinema or something?
Same here. Even though I ended up graduating with a 4.65 gpa it barely did anything to benefit me. I should of focused more on my art and my friendships, and less on my academic work.Gilby said:I got great grades in high school, but it has yet to benefit me in any way. I guess that's because I went into art though.
funny I was more liberal in high school, neogaf has made more more conser. :lol :lolsphagnum said:I was Republican all throughout high school. Although I guess I can't really blame myself for it when all my relatives are Republicans and I didn't get an openly liberal teacher until my senior year. And most of my friends were apolitical, so nobody ever argued with me.
Funny enough, it was the internet that changed me rather than college.
Ether_Snake said:Sounds bad. I really hope your situation improves! And I hope you get to sue them or something, seriously.
I know three people who had it done. One says it was the best thing he ever did. The others said they got problems, one of the two had to go back.
:lol :lolSnuggler said:I should have stopped drinking.
This is a repeating thing. I went to a wedding earlier today, left at like 3 o clock and I just woke up at almost midnight. I have no idea what happened over the last 8 hours, shit.
It depends on your personality, really. If you're already naturally outgoing, it might be better for you to ignore temptation, get your head down and study hard. If you're naturally shy, do the opposite and get yourself out there.ezekial45 said:- Not socializing during high school. This period is the most defining moment of adolescence and i feel like i really screwed myself by not having much of a social life during that time.
If anyone here is still in high school, FOR THE LOVE OF ALL THAT IS HOLY, SOCIALIZE AND GET YOURSELF OUT THERE!
Shawsie64 said::lol :lol
All been there man, for me every weekend
equil said:My biggest regret is not going to college. Although im probally going to change that pretty soon.