Kaleidoscope

That Minnie (Spellcheck gave that iPad it's name) took all night so I had to camp out in the front room, because it was on my desk and I could see from the couch, through half closed, every time it was having a little hiccup and wanted some help from me, a  decision to be made, or password put in etc. 

I did not take my FBG this morning,  my HRV was already a bit too high, So no sense in wasting a glucose strip when there's nothing I can do about it if it's a higher reading...

Basically I had no sleep except I was dozing and then looking at the iPad dozing and  looking at the iPad.

I have a question and everyone I've asked so far can't answer it, and the stuff I brought up online...well, I can't agree with it.

My question is after the cataract op, I had not thought of this question before, after the cataract job what do I do about the right lens that was over my right eye in my glasses? Do I push the lens out? For that right eye. Because according to pre-op, the nurse who spoke to me, my right eye will be perfect for long distance and I will not need glasses for long distance, I will only need glasses for close up for that right eye. 

But my question is I can't wear my current glasses for 8 weeks or however long that. Is before you can get new glasses because that lens over the the right eye is going to be completely distorted for my brand new cataract eye looking through it.

I've got my words in a twist trying to explain this to other people. I'm trying again now but I'm not succeeding very well. 

There is no advice online that specifically mentions any of this except carry on wearing your current glasses. Your same glasses it'll be fine. Well that is not fine to me because now I presumably have a perfect eye.  I know it would take a few days to adjust or something, but I will then be able to see properly and I'm not wearing distorted lenses over it for 8 weeks, before I can get new glasses.

Any help for me on this?

Here is a Kaleidoscope....for a Creative.

Have a great day...