Sharon Fowler Ellis said...
Hey, I just started a blog about my own experience (in layman's terms) with a macular hole. I'm on day 9 after surgery.http://sharelli.blogspot.com/
August 15, 2009 3:22 PM
Thanks Sharon! I know you will get some hits! I didn't see your name in The Kelly Comfort Solutions customer rental database, but it sounds like you found the equipment you got helpful. I am as glad you found it helpful as you are glad you don't need it any more!
Toni Kelly
Kelly Comfort Solutions
About Me
- Toni Kelly
- I began Kelly Comfort while working in ophthalmology as a photographer and certified technician. Passionate about my work, I enjoyed working in ophthalmology and particularly in retinology. One day as I explained the grueling process of macular hole recovery to my husband, he couldn't believe there wasn't something to help make the process less excruciating. I researched the existing companies providing recovery devices, even contacted one of them to see if I could get some of the equipment for the practice I worked in. What I found out was providers of the equipment were few and nobody wanted competion. Well, I love a challenge and Kelly Comfort was born. When Kelly Comfort Solutions grew to the point it needed my full time attention it was with sadness that, after 13 years, I left the work I loved so much. I miss the day to day contact with patients but I get to enjoy educating and listening to the customers I have today. My job is to provide items to help make recovery from vitrectomy more comfortable, but my passion is to help people. That I can help people who happen to have a problem in the eye, which I find SO fascinating, is just my good fortune.
Hi, Im helping my mother here and we want/need to know if anyone has gone through having their macular hole not closing. It has been ten weeks in recovery.This is also the second time in the same eye. What do we do now?
ReplyDeleteHi Marlene:
ReplyDeleteI wish I had a good answer for your mom's, and no doubt your own, misery. My best advice would be to seek a second opinion. And don't be afraid to get a third if you don't get answers.