Gary Halbert · whole document (60)
2005 - 06-28-05
Dr. Patterson believes these
types of practices are an embarrassment to
medicine. And although they are not technically
illegal, in his opinion, they are unethical and
immoral.
After thousands of Cataract
surgery procedures, Dr. Patterson still LOVES
doing surgery. He LOVES sharing in the thrill of
the patient and their families when they realize
they can wake up and see the clock for the first
time in a long time. He LOVES the letters he
receives from patients who have just been amazed
at the results, some even reporting their vision
was better then ever before.
Just take a look at some of
these for yourself:
"I'm almost 78 years old and
see as good now that I have had cataract surgery
as I did when I was 30. My doctor told me that
chances are, if I live to be 100, my eyes might
be the best part of my body."
- Archie Fox (Parole Officer)
"After cataract surgery, I
feel like a kid again. I can just jump in the
car and take off. I didn't realize when I had
cataracts that I was flying blind. Now,
everything is so clear."
- Helen Brown (Homemaker)
"After cataract surgery in my
first eye, I was flabbergasted at the bright
colors. It was as if everything got a new paint
job. Brand new vision. I couldn't wait to have
my second eye done."
- A.J. Montoya (Realtor)
" I was back playing
professional music within a week. I'd tell
everybody to have cataract surgery. Don't put up
with poor vision because if you could see well
when you were 30 or 40, you could see that well
again."