NovelOnlineIn fact, operation failure was risky whether an artificial or a natural cornea was used.
The risk of failure using artificial ones was more significant than in human corneas because they have only been developed in the past two years. The price was also higher.
The doctor suggested she use human corneas, but she refused.
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇt"Avery, listen to the doctor. The doctor recommended the natural one." Mike advised her, "Let's put other things aside first; the most important thing is for your eyes to heal." Avery replied calmly: "I could try the artificial cornea first! What if it is a success?" Seeing Avery's insistence, the doctor said," That's also possible. If the operation using an artificial cornea fails, we can still transplant a human cornea." "That's right," Avery said.
"Have a good rest today. We will perform surgery on you tomorrow." "Okay." Avery's heart beat uncontrollably.
The two months of blindness had forced her to endure the hardships of being unable to take care of herself.
She was looking forward to getting back her sight again.
The doctors had told her that if the operation went well, she would need about four to six months to recover.
This meant that it would take about half a year to restore her vision after her surgery tomorrow, if everything went well.
The doctor gave her an inpatient order, and Mike took her to the inpatient department.
"Avery, Ben has cto Bridgedale. He wants to see you..." "No." Avery hesitantly, "I don't want to see anyone in my current state." Mike nodded: "Okay, I'll tell him. You can wait for the surgery now, and don't worry about the rest." "Did Lilith ask Ben for help?" she guessed.
Follow on Novᴇl-Onlinᴇ.cᴏm"Yeah. Lilith heard that the cornea could not be found here, so she was very anxious. Although Ben is quite annoying, he probably isn't so bad if he could help you find a cornea." Avery didn't answer.
After completing the hospitalization procedures, Mike sent Avery to the ward to lie down.
Mike sat down beside the hospital bed and looked at her expressionless face. "You don't say it out loud, but | can feel your daily unhappiness. You can't do anything because your eyes don't work. When people have nothing to do, they think wildly. | hope you regain your sight soon =f.:PJV: live life to its fullest." "Mike, | chose the artificial cornea because | didn't want to accept anything from Ben." She said, "I have given the custody of my two children to Elliot, and my company in Aryadelle, but he still treatsas an enemy..." "This just shows that he is a narrowminded villain." Mike gritted his teeth, "Do you see him as he really is now?" Her breathing was suddenly heavy, and she didn't answer the question directly.
"Has Hayden been very busy recently?" she asked.
Hayden fed her breakfast every morning, but he returned late at night.
"Yeah! There is a professor who insisted on accepting Hayden as a student. Hayden agreed." Mike said to her, "The reason why Hayden didn't tell you is that you might worry that his original courses might be affected." "What professor? What's his name?" Avery's brows furrowed.
"He's a senior professor in the School of Mechanical Engineering. I'm not familiar with this field. Anyway, | heard Hayden say that this professor is excellent, and he is willing to learn things from this professor." Mike had been taking care of Avery and had not seen this famous professor before.
Although Hayden was not yet ten years old, he had matured precociously since he was a child, and his intelligence was superior to ordinary people. As long as he was interested in something, he could master it in a very short time.
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