Hi Shirley, what was the out of pocket expenses for the eye op after the private medical insurance paid it's bit?Shirley wrote: ↑Wed Aug 10, 2022 7:06 am Good morning 10c, says it's cloudy today, sunshine at the moment, off to see our GP this morning.
Bruce is very pleased with his eye, vision from it is very good, happy he has had it done.
Y'day we played Davistown, we were late beginning owing to a shower of rain, turned out a good day although it was cold & windy, our other team played Bateau Bay both games at home & both teams won completely scored all the points, good atmosphere in the club.
Had the needles in the eyes yesterday and apparently there is bleeding in the right eye, so the needles are back to 8 weeks apart.
Seems the elective surgery is reaching the "never-never gunna get there" stage with the rolling outbreaks of Covid and the flu hospitalising so many and this new monkey pox thing, so I might have to sell one of the kids to fund the costs of having the cataract done on the private scheme
T1 Terry