Eye Surgery (ii) When I took the operation, I had to wear a white outfit which is almost like a cloak for the sake of hygiene and a nurse came to us, holding different eye drops. There were 3 of us who were about to take the operation and we were sitting there one by one, waiting to be called to head into the operation room. I was the second to last. The nurse squeezed out several drops of each eye drop to the next person’s eyes every 2 minutes. I remembered one is for narcosis, another one is for sanitizing. When it was my turn, I walked into the operation room with the nurse and the doctor told me to lie down and relax. The operation started. I would have to say the whole process was nice and smooth. I wasn’t nervous and that helped the doctor to perform it well without being affected, because she told me once there was a patient too nervous to follow the orders and the operation was stopped and postponed. So after some beeping sounds I knew the laser had already cut off my cornea and I didn’t really feel any difference with my eyesight at that time since the light was too strong and it was not painful at all, either. After the operation, I started to find out that everything was so blurry and I wasn’t able to walk out of the operation room without the help of the nurse. The nurse handed me an eye patch and told me to wear it for a few days in case any dust gets into my eyes or me rubbing my eyes when I am asleep.