Blurry Left Eye After Lasik?

my sister had all the after effects of lasik and was miserable for months. after doing some online research we found a dr in Maryland who specializes and treats lasik problems. most of my sisters problems have been resolved. she has not been this happy in months!! here is the docs web site lasikfailures.com

Hello all, I had Lasik done about a year ago to correct mild myopia (approx -1.50) in both eyes but over the last few months my right eye has progressively got blurry until it's now like being partially blind. After the initial surgery I experienced this to a degree but it then seemed to stabilise and things were ok relatively quickly. I have suffered with headaches for pretty much the entire year but just put it down to me being at my computer for too long each day or not getting enough sleep. However, this blurriness in my right eye has got worse. I fI look at my screen or even my hand in fron of my face (12inches or so) it's blurry but if I look at a roadsign 30 meters away it's the same. I went back to the clinic (Optimax) and they told me I had a mild prescription in my right eye but it was very minor (-0.25) and not something a surgeon would correct. As you can imagine I was not too impressed with their answer so I went to an opticians for a second opinion. They ran their tests and concluded that I did indeed have a prescription and that I should get some reading glasses to correct it. They said that my prescription was in fact (+0.25) not (-0.25) as Optimax had advised. So, I had a pair of glasses made up and was told to see how I got on. 10 days later and there is no improvement. My vision in my right eye has the same blurriness with or without the glasses. So, I went back to the opticians and they told me the prescription was correct but re-tested me just in case. Results were the same. Her advice to me was to go back to Optimax to see what they could do, although during my 1st appointment with her she said not to go back for corrective surgery. I asked her what would happen if Optimax couldn't or wouldn't try to correct it. She said that if that was the case then I would have to put up with it. She kept saying to me that the prescription was very mild and therefore i was just being sensitive or expecting too much. Now, I can understand her saying this based on the test results but if glasses cannot correct it then surely something must be wrong. I used to wear glasses on a daily basis before the surgery and if I took them off it was a bit blurry but not to the same extent this current problem is. I am really frustrated by this as I feel Optimax have made my eyesight worse and would gladly undo the laser surgery if I could. I understand that I am in the minority as most opeople say it's the best thing they have ever done but I can't go on like this, it's driving me nuts. My last parting question to the optician was what would happen if I lost my left (good) eye as that would pretty much render me blind. She said my brain would eventually correct my blurriness but I don't believe her. I was always aware that I had a mild astigmatism before the surgery but I am concerned that it has exacerbated the matter and perhaps they have done something to damage my cornea or something. I am hoping that someone can help me with this or at least advise what I sould do as both the clinic and my optician have basically told me "Tough luck". Thanks in advance for any replies Matt