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Eye Institute Of North Carolina
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citysearch c.
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I have been wearing reading glasses since age 40, but hadn't realized how my distance vision had deteriorated until the day I said to my husband, ""That's an odd vanity plate on the car in front of us"" He replied,""What are you talking about?"" ""Well, the owner must be proud that he finally has no more car payments since the plate says PAID."" He said I think perhaps you need to have an eye exam since the plate says 0216!!!\r
Mr wonderful internist, Dr. Barbara Berdolt, recommended Dr. Lee since I'm a relative newbie to the area. To say that I was blown away with the courtesy, professionism, gentility and genuine compassion would be a gross understatement. \r
Although I've had quite a few major surgeries, when Dr. Lee told me I needed cataract surgeries, I fell to pieces, I mean, really, the procedure sounds like some kind or Medieval touture or a nasty scene from a horror movie. Everyone in the office and at The Davis Surgery Center was wonderful in allying my fears and promised me that I would neither feel pain nor would I find the surgeries unpleasant. Both surgeries were a breeze and absolutely exactly as Dr. Lee and her technicians promised they would be. Believe me, they did a great deal of reassuring since I probably qualify for first prize for being the biggest wuss to ever enter the Clinic. They are all so comforting, friendly and wonderful that I can't thank them enough for all the grief I put them through. Dr. Lee gets a score or one zillion on a scale of one to ten!!! Dariel N. McCallus
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