MY NEW LIFE'S JOURNEY (Blogs Connect)

My God, it's more than two years that I haven't been updating my blog. I know there are few people who visits me here and I would like to say sorry to all for not coming back to you. But I hope to get back to all of you as much as I can from now on and thank you for always being there.

You might be wondering where I had been. Well, let me just say that a lot of things happened. Some of them were not good and I'm still recovering from it and some were and are actually great. I think I posted something from the past about what my separation with my child, but the good things is we keep communicating now and that his father allows me and him to see each other on the webcam. WEBCAM because we are thousands of miles apart but hopefully one day we will be able to see and hug each other in person. And that, I always MISS HIM SO MUCH. :(

Well, I know you are curious what are the great things that happened to me. I met a really amazing man and I'm now married to him. He is very kind, understanding and loving. I could say that he is my Best Friend, my Soulmate and my Lover. Practically, he is everything I've been looking for in a man. And I could say that I'm really very lucky to have him in my life. And you know what the other great thing is? I'm now 7 weeks pregnant and my husband and our family are very excited about it. And from now on I'm going to share to you the development of my pregnancy. I know you will all be excited for us.

Again thank you to all my friends here and 'til next time. :))

For more than five years, the civilians have benefited the usage of the laser vision correction technologies from NASA and the U.S. military. “The Department of Defense (DOD) and NASA have validated the fact that today’s LASIK exceeds all established standards of safety and effectiveness” said Steven Schallhorn, M.D., a retired U.S. Navy captain and leader of clinical research and studies done for the DOD regarding the use of LASIK.

Modern LASIK information known as the iLASIK Procedure uses two lasers instead of one. Wave front technology maps the unique characteristics of the individual eyes on its first stage. Then, an ultra fast, computer-guided laser creates a corneal flap. This laser replaces the handheld microkeratome blade that has been used in the previous LASIK form and that makes the procedure exceptionally safe. The wave-front mapping data guides a second laser for vision correction after the flap has been created. The combination of the advanced LASIK technology creates a custom-fit procedure that has clinically proven to provide excellent safety and visual results.

In the military’s evaluation of modern LASIK in 100 military personnel showed that 95% achieved 20/20 uncorrected vision or better and it’s a very notable results. That’s why when 100% of naval aviators who have undergone the procedure been asked, they would recommend the surgery to other naval aviators. According to Dr. Schallhorn, “technologically speaking, there is no better time than now to join the over 12 million Americans who have benefited from LASIK."