I never heard the doctor say I have glaucoma. He said that as a result of surgery sometimes the pressure builds up. The vision being blurry in my surgical eye is getting better. In fact last night it was  almost gone! This morning it isn't  so good but it's still better than it was. I have to continue with eye drops for a while. 

Sorry Chuck, it must have been someone else here, that said they also had Glaucoma.   Glad to here your vision is improving!

The eye, right eye, vision is still blurry. It seems to slowly be getting better. I don't want them to do the left eye until the right eye gets better. I see them this coming Tuesday.

I understand the blurriness can take up to four weeks to clear...for the eye to get used to the new lens.

Those wacky ancients just knocked the opacified lens out of the way, into the vitreous chamber, with less than ideal results, mostly blindness, so nothing lost nothing gained.

"Couching" as it was called was a far less than ideal solution, indeed. I can't imagine suturing a cornea, nor replacing a lens without anesthetics, steroids nor antibiotics, anyhow.

My right eye is much better now. Scheduled to do the left eye this coming Monday.

Great news! Best of luck with the surgery Chuck, and a rapid, uneventful recovery. My smilies aren't working. <insert a double thumbs up here>