Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Google is not always your friend
After the appointment with the Eye Clinic, I started googling everything I could about PHPV and cataracts. It was awful. There is very little information out there about PHPV and most of it is pretty grim. I read about micro-eyes, prosethic shells, blindness. It made me crazy! However, I did find some wonderful blogs from other moms that helped me put things into perspective and realize that I would adjust to this new "normal." I found cute patches and tips for putting contacts in infants. But deep down I was petrified. I was afraid of what they would find in surgery - would the retina be okay, would she be able to see? These questions wouldn't leave me. I basically ran on auto-pilot for the week in between her doctor appointment and the surgery. So my advice to others - limit your google! Not all the information applies to you. Take what does and forget the rest!
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This title and post is so TRUE! It can be informative, but it is sometimes way too much information.
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