Dr. Kosek is young. And he is unfailingly optimistic and enthusiastic. The Eye Doctor in Fredericksburg was also young but he was a hand wringer. The sky was always falling, and specifically, my eyes were not doing right. Dr. Cone thought my glaucoma was getting worse and I needed surgery, which I could not have, due to my blood counts.
Then we moved back to Mississippi. Dr. Kosek told me to switch to a brand new eye drop twice a day. The medication was newly approved for the market. He first gave me three trial bottles to be sure it would help my pressures. Much to my great surprise, when I was examined by Dr. Kosek today to check my pressures, my levels were 14, which is as low as they ever get. A miracle has occurred. A modern medical miracle. Now a prescription is waiting for me at the drug store which I will use for the next four months, when I will once again visit the good doctor in Mississippi.
My drill is two types of eye drops twice each day, making it four drops plus a different drop for bedtime. I can do this!!
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