August 19th, 2007 by admin

            Naturally, I was really hoping that this procedure would solve the issue. At this point, I was getting really tired of dealing with this eye thing. I had tons of questions for the Lord who somehow seemed to be quiet in this battle. I did not know what to do but keep believing that God was going to heal me. He had to. I could not go through this much longer. I felt that I was like one of the disciples in the boat, struggling to row in the midst of the storm.  Jesus was sleeping, not seeming to help. I did not know why he was not helping me.

            Unfortunately, only a month passed, and the hole that the needling procedure had opened up began to close again causing the pressure to increase in the eye. The needling procedure had not worked. I had to start up the drops again and make a new decision. The next surgery option was to physically place a valve in the eye that would open up when needed and release the fluid as it built up regulating eye pressure to normal. I was not ready to take that step, so I elected to remain on the eye drops even though the pressure was in the upper twenties.