SURGERY DAY | My Lasik Experience *EMOTIONAL* | Violett Vlogs

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[mdrookiam]

Girl you are SO REAL and I love you for sharing that. Pent up anxiety + humble gratitude + physical healing would make anyone cry the way you did. Don't ever apologize. And who gives a flop if your wearing makeup. Your a natural beauty inside and out. Thank you for being you and Lance is super sweet too! Mend well.

[pew]

It's a blessing how God gave man the knowledge to do the amazing things they do. Being able to see is a wonderful thing. God bless you and speedy recovery. Your husband was great helping you.

[marcyshuler]

You have been on my heart and mind since your last vlog when you left for surgery. The Lord is So Good to his children and I am happy your surgery and recovery went well. Jessica, you are such a tender hearted person who loves her family so so much. I adore those qualities.
I will continue to pray for a complete recovery from your surgery. Eagerly awaiting your next vlog post. 🍉

[ChaiLatte]

I can understand why you were so emotional and overwhelmed. I'd have the same reaction!! I hope the rest of your recovery is fast!

[bonniewooters]

😭😭😭. EVERYTHING you went thru even the emotions came back to me BUT I was knocked out more cus it was done MANY years ago. 10 years later had to have it tweeked some and sooo many changes including wearing patches for 24 hours. But the tears flowed cus I could actually see things that were always a blur. When finally healed all I could do was hug the doctor and cry more tears 😭😭😭. Sadly 6 years ago had retina damage in left eye and have lost my sight. If only they could fix that I’d be running into OR just to relieve these headaches now. YOU DID good now let all heal and enjoy your new sight. 👍👍👍. And love this gift and remember to wear sunglasses. Treat eyes with a lot of kindness. And give thanks to modern medicine to fix things like sight. When ALL healed and later down the road view these videos and have a good is so debilitating. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[shorty]

You are a wonderful human being and if you are nervous, sad and anxious that's ok, that's why we were giving those feelings. I know by watching this video that you made it out great. Just know that we all love you and care about you. Keep being the wonderful woman you are.

[peggyhancock]

Awww! You made me cry! I am so happy you can see! 💞

[kathyseager]

You are amazing. I have worn glasses for 40 years. I would love to never have to wear them again. Enjoy your freedom from glasses. Super strong lady. Sending love and positive, healing thoughts.

[TheoriginalANGEK]

By the time this was uploaded, you would be all done, and resting. Cant wait to hear about your results. Think of the end game, 20/20 vision. Sending you much love, we are all thinking about you and wishing you all the very best..

[skittles]

You made me cry when you walked out and cryed.🤗 you have a good Hubby. I hope your eyes are better and your feeling better.❤

[joannegiordano]

It is very normal to be nervous with anything medical related, especially surgery. I schedule things first in the morning to get it over with. I can’t wait all day for stuff like that. Wishing you all the best!

[amysizemore]

When I had lasik a few years ago I cried every time I could read something at a distance LOL it's a very emotional experience!

[kathleeneggert]

So very happy for you!! I can understand why you'd be emotional. Clear sight is miraculous! 💖

[shiobhankelly]

Your heart showed in every minute of this video. I can’t imagine the range of feelings you must have been having. So happy it was successful. Gods Blessings to you all.

[michellebeebelewisfrith]

I think you are also so emotional because your husband was able to bless you in such an awesome way. And God blessed him so he could bless you. AMEN

[ssss-ioct]

As someone with a severe and genetic central vision impairment/vision loss that cannot be treated or corfected in any way I cant imagine what it would bs like to see am happy (and envious!) for you and glad everything went well! We take the simple things such as the ability to see for granted sometimes!

[nancyvanderbilt]

You have been on my heart . You are such a special person.

[KatherineWalden]

Boy, I know that feeling. I had cataracts removed several years ago that formed due to severe astigmatism and nearsightedness. I was one of the first people in my province (Canada) to have implants put in at the same time. I vividly remember the trip home, only a few blocks, after I got my bandages removed off the first eye.I COULD see, I could read road signs 2 blocks ahead (no I was not driving lol) The green leaves overwhelmed me as we drove along a tree-lined street. I had NO idea what I had been missing, I was so used to seeing life through coke-lens glasses. I now only wear glasses for computer work and reading fine print. Your reaction brought me back to my gratefulness for all God did for me through that surgeon.

[maribethvanduyne]

It was ok to get emotional, You had surgery. So Happy You Can
See!!🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗

[Lyn]

Jessica, I am so happy for you. Having myopia and requiring glasses myself from the age of seven, plus the development of astigmatism over the years. I think I understand all the emotions attached to this surgery for you. Like you I feel I am developing sight problems as my new glasses in June have needed to be redone three times so far and are currently terrible. I can't read writing on the television in our own lounge room. By now, you will be home and well on the road to recovery. Take each day as it comes, follow your Doctor's instructions to the letter. I can't wait to see how you progress. Wishing you a full and speedy recovery. ❤️🇦🇺