Laser Eye Surgery?

I've got a pair of old glasses that I use for the laying down/TV thing. Works pretty good.

I wear contacts during the day and glasses after sundown. I'm pretty blind without them, but my vision is correctable to better than 20/20. I'm pretty content with my arrangement and I'm not going to fuck with it.

But hey, to each his own.

I was tempted for a long time, but these days I think I'd rather have a graceful adjustment from regular glasses to bifocals rather than get used to having good vision and then wind up having to get used to whipping out reading glasses whenever I want to read something.

At this point I operate like glasses were an extension of my eyes. There used to be a couple of things where needing to wear them was inconvenient (swimming, for example) but I've lost interest in doing them anyway.

I like how glasses look on me, and I don't have to worry about a laser slicing off a layer of my eye. I'm totally okay with just wearing glasses.

not "someone's" eyes. "Kathy Griffin's" eyes.
I read her blog the night before I went for my surgery.

Definately don't cut corners on this. I went to a fantastic doctor here in LA and thank God he was honest enough to tell me my corneas are too thin to have the surgery. Looks like I will be in contacts and glasses for a long long time. But at least he was honest and didn't lie to me, take my money and leave me blind.

Cosigned.

Did you see Family Guy? 'Use the force Luke.' Not my idea of fun. I'm sure it's totally safe in many cases, and has worked out just fine, I'd prefer sticking with my glasses; besides... I like how I look in glasses a lot better than without them.