Great News: What do I do now?

[KatyMac]

DD can see; so I need to:

Tell everyone, the whole world and everyone else too, & formally I need to tell the school & DLA, but who else?

Oh & then I must tell everyone else too

Yay!!! SO pleased for you and her.

I'd give it a few days tbh, just to make sure she doesn't have a relapse, and then contact everyone formally to let them know.

Can she see 100% again or is it blurry at all?

Her sight is better in her left eye, but only blurry at distance in her right, plus I think she is a bit short sighted (I went short sighted about this age)

But she can read & watch telly, use the computer without any problems & she says it is so clear

so pleased for you all.

Life is a rollercoaster at times.

This is great news. I really hope this whole sorry business is all over for you now.

The worry is of course that it isn't over & it will come back

This is fantastic news.. What you do is pop your worries on a back burner and have a glass of wine !
:)

Well I don't drink - but I appreciate the sentiment (actually I typed by accident}

Excellent news! So pleased for dd and you. have been following the threads and really feeling for you both.

How wonderful! Very happy for you and your lovely DD

Hurrah!

Tbh I'd wait a few days before telling DWP. It does sound as though her sight has returned but it could waver a bit and take a while till it's fully restored. Even when you do contact them it's worth saying you're not sure if this is a permanent recovery.

Have you had a chance to speak to her specialist yet? Might be worth getting a professional opinion before you go to DWP.

Really, really pleased for you, btw .

lovely news, so pleased for you all

That's it isn't it

I'm really pleased for you . You need to put it on Facebook, of course!

But I would agree that you should be cautious. If the sight loss was a symptom of an underlying issue, another symptom could well appear in its place. I don't want to sound negative, just saying that you want to retain any professional support as it's often hard to reopen those doors once a case is closed.

I don't really 'do' Facebook