# Cataract surgery 10/29

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**Created:** [October 29, 2019, 2:04am UTC](https://discussion.livingwithpsoriaticarthritis.org/t/cataract-surgery-10-29/9893 "2019-10-29T02:04:35Z")\
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Thank you @letizia for commenting. I hope that you get an answer like mine. Cataracts are a major cause of blindness, but it is reversible with cataract surgery.

It’s been almost 7 months now since I had my second eye done. I had one eye done for distance and one for near. I’ve been very happy with having the cataract surgeries done. I can do most things without any need for glasses, although I do typically choose to use reading glasses. I like to read closeup. If I don’t have any, I’m fine. I’ll ultimately get custom readers made. More importantly, I can drive even under the worst conditions, namely at night in the rain.

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