Posted by Ivan in Mich on November 01, 2019 at 19:16:08 from (174.25.149.31):
In Reply to: MACULAR DEGENERATION posted by MTC on November 01, 2019 at 18:31:44:
4 years ago I missed the step on my tractor while it was on the ice. I fell and slide under it. Shook everything off and went about what I was doing. Next morning while eating breakfast I bit down on something and then spider web started across my left eye. Within an hour all I could see out of it was movement. Wife called the eye DR that I go to for diabetes and they said to get in as fast as possible. They did all kinds of tests and ended up giving me 4 shots in that eye. I later found out each shot was 2500.00. They had me sign up for a program that the company has and all it cost me was 5.00. I am now signed up so if I ever need it my only cost is 5.00. Within a week I had most of my sight back and a moth later it was back to 85% of what it had been. The fall broke a blood vessel in my eye and the bit opened it up is what the dr said
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