I'm beyond frustrated with my vision. My left eye has NEVER been clear. I had my surgery on August 23, 2014. At my 24 post op they said I was at 20/20. A week later, I went back with concerns that the left eye was still blurry. They told me it was dryness so they suggested I do drops every hour. I did this for 5 days and noticed zero change so I went back to the clinic. That doctor informed me I may be having a reaction to the drops so he gave me some new ones to try and he even gave me his email to keep him updated. I updated him daily. No change. He asked me to go in and they were now going to give me preservative-free drops. So I went in, and this new doctor did the usual vision test and has confirmed what I feared...my vision is NOT at a 20/20 level but I got these drops anyway, and have been using them for almost a week now, with zero improvement, which I suspected would happen because drops aren't going to turn my vision to 20/20 miraculously. What frustrates me is I drive public transit and I haven't been at work since the surgery because I can't focus properly and I'm not about to drive a bus full of people when I can't see properly. They're now talking about me needing a possible enhancement done, but that this won't be done until the eye completely heals, which is about 3 months they said. I can't be off work for 3 months. Someone said I may need glasses in the mean time, which ticks me off because we forked over almost 3000 dollars for this procedure and now I am going to possibly need to fork over more money for temporary glasses? I have to be honest, I'm regretted ever getting this procedure done. I have felt very depressed and I feel like my quality of life has been less than perfect, even if it's temporary. If someone were to ask me right this second if I recommend LASIK my answer would be hell no. I understand the healing process is different for everyone and I would be happy if I noticed even the smallest improvement. I get to go in AGAIN tomorrow for another assessment. This is getting ridiculous.