Jennifer Kay Lewis
“ … who comforts us in all our affliction, so that we may be able to comfort those who are in any affliction, with the comfort with which we ourselves are comforted by God.” II Corinthians 1:4
As has been my ‘norm’, I choose to open my writing(s) with a Scripture. In order to write intelligently and share this post, I want to rely on the power of the Holy Spirit moving in and through me as I compose this and share my true accounts of the past several months.
I would like to address my loyal followers, as well everyone who may read my stories and enjoys my writing(s.) Please understand the challenges I face in my typing, writing, and final editing.
It all began with, what was supposed to be a ‘routine’ eye-exam last February, 2015. (knowing my own eyes and the extremely high-power needed to correct my near-sighted vision, along with other complications I have had through the years, I decided I needed to see a ‘Specialist’. After research, a referral landed me the exact ‘someone.’
Dr. F. holds a lengthy resume noting on-going knowledge and he continues to gain expertise dealing with my specific ‘medical issues.’
In April, 2015, I had surgery on my right eye to remove the ‘precancerous lesion’ growing in my eye. Praises to our Lord! That surgery went well. Although it took several weeks for the ‘red’ to diminish, the white portion of my eye, {the Sclera}, finally, became dominant replacing the unattractive redness.
“ Let People Know Your Experiences. Something you have been through just may help someone else. ” Pastor Steve Irwin ~ Cedar Rapids, IA
During my initial follow-up visits with Dr. F. , a growing cataract was discovered . Dr. F. had previously informed me, “a cataract is a ‘normal’ manifestation resulting from any kind of “trauma” to the eye, (including surgery).” 
However, there was no way for me to really understand what this would mean. In coming weeks, it became more clear, or should I say “it became less clear” as my vision was clouding more and more leading to a Vaseline-like ‘film’ hindering my sight.
The biggest issue for me became too real and undeniable for me as this ‘progression’ of the cataract growth began to rapidly affect my ability to see to type on my laptop, compose/write, edit, and retype my work. (you see ~ I’ m rather like a perfectionist in my writing(s). I take great pride in trying to submit an article that is free of gross mistakes and I like to feel certain that my writing(s) are published exempt of errors.)
Over the past ten-months, Dr. F. has continued to closely monitor the cataract and has kept his vigil eye on evolving changes. The increasing transformation has created numerous alterations to my eyesight.
On February 9th, 2017, Dr. F. advised, “at this point, insurance will pay to have this cataract surgically removed and replaced with a permanent lens. Then, because you are extremely near-sighted, you qualify to have the other eye operated on as well. And, you will need this procedure d
one because your brain will be working overtime trying to “focus” the two drastically different measurements (prescriptions) in eyesight.” Dr. F. advised that he will complete the second-eye surgery about two-weeks after the first surgery.
In the coming weeks and months, I will be facing surgeries on both eyes. To further matters, I am in the process of getting approved for a secured, apartment so also plan to fun move in the next few weeks.
My confidence remains quite high in that I will turn this “trauma” into a victorious “testimony” reflecting God’s divine healing powers!
Having a few major things on my horizon, I hope you will 
appreciate my efforts to keep writing, as best I can in my human power. And, PLEASE, PLEASE remember me in your prayers. “Thank you Kindly!”
Growing In Christ,
Jennifer (Jen) Lewis
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